Pride Yoga Sound Bath with Phoenix Song & Wataya Roberson

Come experience the joy of yoga and sound healing and live music as we celebrate pride together!

Sound has the ability to retune your cells, organs, and body to a more optimal frequency for your health and to shift you into a higher vibration. Wataya will lead you through a breath-centered alignment-based slow flow. Yoga postures will be grounding and nourishing and help you release into relaxation while Phoenix immerses you in an otherworldly sound bath and gives you a didgeridoo sound healing over your hearts during savasana.

The healing soundscape with theta drumming, tanpura, hand pan, chanting, angelic singing, esraj, and Native flute will help you drop deeper into your body and yoga postures. We will open and close with chanting to connect to our hearts and each other.

This is an all-levels class and is suitable for beginners and experienced yoga practitioners alike. Limited yoga props such as mats and blankets are available for use.

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Tickets: Early Bird $35, General Admission $40, Door $45

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Phoenix Song was featured in San Francisco Magazine's Best of the Bay for yoga music. They trained in Somatic Voicework and are a Tamalpa Associate Teacher of Expressive Arts. Phoenix has performed and taught at Wanderlust, Esalen, the Yoga Journal Conference, Grace Cathedral, UC Berkeley and Santa Cruz, and festivals and retreats around the world. Phoenix studied Western and Indian classical music and play didgeridoo, djembe, Arabic tambourine, esraj, harmonium and sing like an angel. A specialist in world fusion music, Phoenix is known for their passionate, heartfelt music. They especially delight in freeing people's voices, rhythms, and lives! Phoenix teaches both private and group free your voice and free your voice while drumming 10-week classes. They also offer grief medicine rituals, ancestral healing classes, shamanic journeys, and sound baths. Phoenix's latest album Serendip is now available.

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Wataya Roberson was born and raised in South Africa. She left to travel the world in 1994, and while living in London in 1995, Wataya experienced Iyengar Yoga. Less than a year later she moved to India for three months. Several years later Wataya lived and worked at the Omega Institute in Upstate New York, where her practice deepened. In 2000 While living in N.Y.C., Wataya met her Meditation teacher, Gurumayi and from there the path of Yoga opened up to her. Soon after in 2003, Wataya moved to San Francisco to study Anusara Yoga. She has over 1500 hours of study and has been teaching full time since 2005. Her background is in Anusara Yoga and Kashmir Shaivism philosophy. Wataya is also a Siddha Yoga Hatha Teacher. Her teachers are Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, Jim and Ruthie Berneatt, John Friend, Christopher Hareesh Wallis and Sienna Sherman.

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