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This immersive sound bath is designed to help participants slow down, reset their nervous system & reconnect with a sense of calm & balance. Modern life places constant demands on our bodies and minds. Stress, tension, and emotional overload can quietly accumulate—often without us realizing how much we’re carrying. Participants are invited into a state of deep relaxation and body awareness. This session is ideal for: Individuals interested in holistic health and wellness, those experiencing stress, burnout, or mental fatigue, caregivers, professionals, and busy individuals seeking rest, and anyone curious about sound baths or somatic practices. Participants will walk away with: A felt sense of relaxation and grounding, greater awareness of how stress shows up in the body, simple tools to support calm and regulation in daily life, and an embodied experience of rest that supports clarity and well-being. No prior experience is needed. This is not a talk or a performance—it’s a guided, body-centered experience focused on restoration and balance.

A small, guided spiritual healing session to relax, rebalance, and reconnect — with light touch, breath, and intuitive support. Step into a small, intimate gathering created for those who feel called to slow down, reconnect, and simply be. This hands-on spiritual healing workshop is gently guided by Michael Castro, who brings over 30 years of experience working with energy and holding space for others. Together, we’ll create a calm, supportive environment where you can soften out of the busyness of daily life and tune into what your body and energy may be asking for. Through light touch, breath, and intuitive guidance, Michael will offer energy work to help restore a sense of balance and ease. There will also be space to explore simple, grounded techniques you can use for your own self-care, shared in a way that feels approachable and natural. Each session unfolds a little differently, depending on the energy of the group, but many people leave feeling more settled, clear, and connected to themselves. With a small group, there’s room for a more personal experience and a quieter kind of connection—both within and with those around you. Come as you are. That’s more than enough.