The Yoga of Sound

The power of sound can help center and realign the whole being.

Felicia Rose leads sound healing experiences, kirtans, workshops, and sacred music concerts at yoga studios, interfaith churches, spiritual wellness centers, and meditation retreats around the world.

With more than 30 years of experience, Felicia is dedicated to healing through sound and through the repetition of mantra in song, helping people center their thoughts, quiet the mind, and prepare for meditation.

Her kirtans, a simple call-and-response style of chanting in Sanskrit and English, are designed to inspire joy, healing, and oneness.

Felicia will guide participants through a sound healing meditation that supports letting go of what no longer serves, creating space to release, settle into peace, and be supported by crystal bowls, musical instruments, and vocalization.

Afterward, guests are invited to sit up and join in simple Sanskrit mantra chanting, or simply relax and let the music wash over them.

Once everyone is feeling lighter, there will be a little Native American drumming to ground the group back to Mother Earth.

Before the evening closes, those who wish may enjoy tea and share what they experienced.

Nada yoga teaches that everything in the universe, including the human body, is made of vibration, and that by becoming still enough to listen, we connect with the rhythm of life.

Ahata Nada- External Sound- that which we hear with our physical ears: chanting, instruments, crystal bowls, harmonium, human voice, mantra, meditative music.

Anahata Nada - Inner Sound This is perceived only in deep meditation. The sound of Om that can begin in the right ear, move to the third eye and call the soul to travel to higher realms of consciousness. Sometimes referred to as the "inner sound current" "celestial sound" "music of the spheres"