Still Sundays: Sound Bath & Meditation at The Still Room

A monthly afternoon of guided meditation and immersive sound.

Each session is designed specially for The Still Room and shaped by the rhythm of the season and the local landscape. It is a truly unique space to pause, release, and reconnect as the month and season shift.

You will be led through breath work, guided meditation and an immersive sound bath using a range of instruments to support rest and reflection.

About the facilitator

The session is led by an experienced facilitator working with sound, meditation, and intuitive practice, holding a calm and supportive space for each participant to rest and reconnect.

What to expect
• Guided meditation, breath and settling practices

• Extended sound experience

• Calm, considered studio environment

There is space given at the end to rest, with time to gather together for reflection and a warm drink before leaving.

Details

Gentle arrivals and welcome from 2.30 pm and we close at 5.00pm with time to reflect.

What to bring

• Yoga mat or something comfortable to lie on

• Blankets and layers • Cushion for comfort

• Eye mask (optional)

Health and suitability

By attending, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and that you are responsible for your own health, comfort, and wellbeing. You are welcome to adjust your position, take breaks, or step out at any time.

Sound-based practices may not be suitable for those with certain medical conditions, including pacemakers, sound-sensitive conditions, or pregnancy in the first trimester. If you are unsure, please seek advice from a healthcare professional before attending.
This session is not a substitute for medical or therapeutic support.

If you are currently experiencing significant mental or emotional distress, please consider whether this setting is appropriate for you at this time.

Terms and Conditions

https://thestillroom-norwich.co.uk/terms-and-conditions-of-booking/

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