Raga Soundbath with Thomas Klepper and Anita Sinclair

May 16 & 30

Suggested $20 - $40 /person

Our unique approach honors the therapeutic power of sound while celebrating the profound wisdom embedded in India’s classical musical traditions. Soundbath sessions offer more than just relaxation—they provide rich and nourishing experiences that resonate on multiple levels of consciousness.

What sets our Raga Sounbaths apart is the innovative fusion of ancient classical ragas with traditional Soundbath practices. Drawing from the musical heritage of India, singing bowls are carefully selected, whose frequencies align with the notes of classical ragas, creating a harmonious bridge between Eastern musical tradition and contemporary sound therapy.

Each session culminates in the ethereal sounds of sitar or surbahar, accompanied by the meditative drone of tanpuras, transporting participants into deeper states of relaxation and inner exploration.

• Bring your water bottlle.
• Remember your yoga mat, eye pillow, or blanket so that you can set up a comfortable space for your self. We have a number of blankets, bolsters and pillows available for everyone's use.
• Please arrive about 10 or 15 minutes before the event

To respect the space and experience for all guests, doors will be closed 10 minutes after the start time.

• Release tension and soothe your nervous system
• Connect with inner peace through sound healing
• Ideal for busy professionals, holistic seekers, and anyone craving intentional rest

Suggested donation / $30 - $40

Thomas Klepper has been offering sound baths and sound healing experiences since 2020, creating deeply meditative journeys through the therapeutic power of sound. As a student of renowned sitar master Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan, Thomas brings authentic knowledge of Indian classical music and raga theory to his sound healing work.

Each sound bath is thoughtfully designed around a specific raga, using custom-designed singing bowls alongside traditional instruments including sitar, tanpura, swarmandal, ocean drums, rainsticks, chacapas, and various ethnic instruments from around the world. His approach honors both traditional sound healing practices and present moment awareness, inviting participants into a meditative experience of embodiment and deep relaxation.

Thomas has served as a resident sound healer at Boheme Yoga and Peace Yoga Gallery in downtown Los Angeles and One Life Yoga in Pasadena. His meditation practice, which began in 2007, deeply informs his sound healing offerings.

Anita Sinclair is a tanpura player rooted in classical Hindustani music. Deeply attuned to the meditative power of sound, she also works within the practice of nada yoga, where she weaves the resonant drone of the tanpura together with the luminous tones of singing bowls to create immersive sonic experiences.

Raised in a musical family, Anita began playing flute as a child, focusing on western classical and symphonic, cultivating a lifelong relationship with music. Her artistic path expanded into the visual arts, earning her an MFA and developing a parallel career as a ceramic artist and educator. She founded a ceramics program where she teaches and mentors students. She also leads pottery retreats to India, guiding participants through transformative creative and cultural journeys.

Anita’s work also extends into the scientific and sculptural realm through forensic clay facial reconstruction. At home, she sings duets with her pet parrots.

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