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Gong jacuzzi

A gong bath is a profound immersion in sound, one that reaches into the body’s waters and gently stirs them, like a stone dropped into a still pond. Its vibrations awaken what lies beneath the surface, helping to release stored pain, emotions, and thoughts while inviting a renewed sense of harmony, serenity, and inner listening.

The sound waves move through the body’s meridians and fluid pathways, supporting the glandular system, revitalizing the nervous system, and bringing balance to biological, mental, and energetic rhythms.

When we allow ourselves to be held by a gong bath, the vibration surrounds us and opens the door to subtle, expansive experiences that can carry us beyond ordinary awareness, into other spaces, other times, and other states of consciousness. It becomes a bridge between dimensions, a journey through sound that returns you to your center — a powerful channel of transformation, carrying the resonance of the Universe itself.

Experience the healing power of receiving a gong bath while immersed in a bathtub, after enjoying the 22 jets of water and air of our jacuzzi.

Duration: 40 min

Price: €40

"I’ve been feeling something unusual for some time… The waters are opening for me — an invitation to step inside. At times, the moorings loosen, and the immersion begins… And within these waters, I encounter what disturbs me: vulnerability. Nakedness. Confusion. The fear of sinking. The ocean is immense... An aquatic world, an emotional world — moving with trust and grace through this viscous realm, where comfort shifts and changes… Movement slows down… The steadiness of earth, the lightness of air, the pulse of fire — they are still here, but in different proportions, touched by shades of blue. What prevails is WATER. To relax into this element is a challenge… to soften the body, release tension, and enter flow… to be moved. Resistance rises — impatience stirs, the fiery urge to move, to cling to fleeting stories of the mind… to escape. And then I let go… and enter once more. Silence. Slow movement. So here I am — in the prelude to entry, moving through discomfort, with sunlit little songs, going in and out… until, little by little, I surrender to the depths of the Sea."

WATER by Patricia Gómez de Ureta