Come and be held in a ceremony of sound.
Thursdays 22nd and 29th, from 7:30 to 9 PM at the Comunity garden "The maker space", Takaka, an immersive Sound Journey awaits you.

This is a time and space to breathe, release, and be nurtured by the deep vibrations of medicinal instruments including Didgeridoo, HandPan, Jaw Harps, Shamanic Drone Flute, Shamanic Drum, Mongolian Throat Singing (Sygyt and Khoomei), and more — all amplified and layered through a loop station.

Comfortably lying down, you’ll be guided on a relaxing, clearing, and rejuvenating inner journey. This transformative experience supports your nervous system, helping to release tension and restore calm and presence.

Please note that spaces are limited to 15 people
Flexible price applies to advance bookings only.
Full price applies on the day / at the door.

Benefits of Sound Healing

Mental clarity and emotional balance
Deep relaxation and revitalization
Enhanced focus and memory
Better sleep quality
Strengthened immune response
Boosted creativity
Heightened self-awareness and environmental sensitivity

What to Bring

Comfortable clothing
A mattress, pillow, blanket, eye mask — anything to support your full comfort
Water bottle
An open heart

Event Guidelines

To create a held and focused space:

Please silence your phone before entering
Arrive on time — we recommend 7:20 for a smooth, grounded start. Doors close at 7:30 PM sharp.

This offering is part of the Kohael Project, where I (Justin) and fellow co-creators will offer well-being practices in exchange for koha or donation — supporting personal transformation and collective healing.

More info : https://kohael.com/
Live music and more : https://www.youtube.com/@kohaelproject/playlists
https://www.instagram.com/kohaelproject/
Support the project and the Kohael Truck : https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/kohaelprojectonwheels

Thank you for reading, and see you soon.

With gratitude and love,
Justin

Contact the host of [Takaka] Kohael Sound Journey

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