ANCIENT LANDS VISUAL-SOUND BATH SALA 2021

ANCIENT LANDS VISUAL-SOUND BATH

SALA FESTIVAL SEP 25th 2021 ***PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE***

NARACOORTE CAVES - Blanche Cave

Ancient Lands Visual-Sound Bath at Naracoorte Caves, Sat 14th Aug, 2021, 3 performances.

Ancient Lands: Join Sacred Resonance & In Search of the Divine for a deep immersive transformative experience of sacred sounds & digital projection in the Naracoorte caves.

New PROMO 3 Sessions for $90 ! (if you have already booked contact organiser to arrange extra payment)

Times for Saturday September 25, 2021:

Performance 1: 12:30pm -1:45pm

(Sacred Resonance)

Performance 2: 3:30pm - 4:45pm

(Sacred Resonance + guest artists Gratitude; Alain Va lodze, and Jennifer DeGrassi)

Performance 3: 7:30pm - 9:00pm

(Sacred Resonance + special evening performance with guest sound artist Trish Blythman)

Relax and clear your mind with meditative music, enhanced by digital projection, by In Search of the Divine (Jessica Curtis).

Ancient Lands is a Consciousness-Expanding experience using ancient & modern transformative sound frequencies to help create harmony and inner peace.

The Naracoorte caves have long been sites & spaces of reconnection to the earth mother, places of mystical initiations and insight.

Here you will bathe in the sacred sounds and resonances in a live meditative performance using crystal & Tibetan bowls, cosmic synth, ancient mystical chants & overtone singing. Sound baths are unique healing performances that create a space for you to let go and opportunity to align and AWAKEN to our true inner essence.

Attendees are encouraged to bring camping chairs or warm blankets to sit on.

The ground is hard dirt and is a very cool temperature.

Arrive 30mins before start.

Bookings:

Performance 1 & 2: $45 / $37 + booking fee

Performance 3: $64 / $55 + booking fee

All 3 Performances : $90 + booking fee 

Ticket Link:

https://www.stickytickets.com.au/CLZQ0

About the Venue:

Blanche Cave is part of the 800,000 year old World Heritage listed Naracoorte Caves, one of the most important fossil sites in the world. It’s amazing to think that these ancient caves sat quietly through several ice ages, before the arrival of humans 60,000 years ago… if only they could speak!

https://www.naracoortecaves.sa.gov.au