Heartsong Healing Center

ABOUT SOUND IMMERSION/GONG BATHS:
This group needs a minimum of 3 people for this group for it to run!

Please come 10-15 minutes early to get settled and ready. The door is locked, and there is no entry once the session has started.

Tanji uses a combination of 35 bowls (which are all tuned to the chakras), 7 gongs, and different chimes to relax your body so the Sound and Vibration can enter your body to subtly align, balance, and unblock any physical and emotional stress, pain, or trauma you may be holding. It will also align your chakras and clear your energy field. You may also connect on a spiritual level, as I hold space for you in this safe place.

The combination of all of these work in a very subtle way, so you don't even know it's happening.

Sound and Vibrational Energy is about Grounding, Guidance, and Growth.

You will leave feeling refreshed, relaxed, and stress-free.

You can bring your water, favorite pillow, and blanket if you prefer.

Blessings, and I hope you come and experience the bowls soon!

6:00-7:00: We will be working on the 24 step form.
7:00-7:30: We will be working on the 60 step form. This half hour is for those of you who want to add another form to your routine.

Tai Chi is a series of gentle physical exercises and stretches. Each posture flows into the next without pause, ensuring your body is in constant motion. Tai Chi is sometimes described as meditation in motion because it promotes serenity through gentle movements — connecting the mind and body.

Although Tai Chi is slow and gentle and doesn't leave you breathless, it addresses the key components of fitness — muscle strength, flexibility, balance, and, to a lesser degree, aerobic conditioning. Here's some of the evidence: Muscle strength. Tai chi can improve both lower-body and upper-body strength.

Dr. Matthew Hand is the Section Chief of Pediatric Nephrology and an Integrative Medicine Specialist at the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth.
He completed his Pediatric Nephrology fellowship at Children's Hospital, Boston, and subsequently graduated from Dr. Andrew Weil's Integrative Medicine Fellowship at the University of Arizona.
He began training in martial arts as a teenager, studying Isshin Ryu Karate and then Aikido. In 2001 he started his training in Yang style
Tai Chi/Qi Gong, and training in the Chinese Dragon Style of Universal Movement. He is also trained in Goju Ryu and Shorin Ryu karate and continues to train and teach all of these forms.
Dr. Hand has taught Tai Chi/Qi Gong to martial arts students and medical professionals, emphasizing the healing nature of martial arts training.

Join us as we become more in tune with our bodies, physically, mentally, & spiritually!

This group is held in the "JOURNEY ROOM"
A MINIMUM OF 3 PEOPLE IS REQUIRED FOR THIS SESSION…..

PLEASE NOTE:
Preregistration is required.
You can pay your energy exchange at one of the following options:

*https://paypal.me/heartsonghealer
*www.venmo.com: Tanji Samson@heartsonghealing
*Text me if you have a punch card or questions

R.S.V.P. is not guaranteed until payment is received.

ABOUT SOUND IMMERSION/GONG BATHS:
Sound and Vibration enter through your body to subtly align, balance, and unblock any physical and emotional stress, pain, or trauma you may be holding. It will also align your chakras and clear your energy field. You may also connect on a spiritual level as I hold space for you in this safe place.
The bowls and gongs work in a very subtle way, so you don't even know it's happening.
Sound and Vibrational Energy is about Grounding, Guidance, and Growth.
You will leave feeling refreshed, relaxed, and stress-free.

You can bring your water, favorite pillow, and blanket if you prefer.
Please come 10-15 minutes early to get settled and ready. The door is locked, and there is no entry once the session has started.

Blessings, and I hope you come and experience the bowls soon!

6:00-7:00: We will be working on the 24 step form.
7:00-7:30: We will be working on the 60 step form. This half hour is for those of you who want to add another form to your routine.

Tai Chi is a series of gentle physical exercises and stretches. Each posture flows into the next without pause, ensuring your body is in constant motion. Tai Chi is sometimes described as meditation in motion because it promotes serenity through gentle movements — connecting the mind and body.

Although Tai Chi is slow and gentle and doesn't leave you breathless, it addresses the key components of fitness — muscle strength, flexibility, balance, and, to a lesser degree, aerobic conditioning. Here's some of the evidence: Muscle strength. Tai chi can improve both lower-body and upper-body strength.

Dr. Matthew Hand is the Section Chief of Pediatric Nephrology and an Integrative Medicine Specialist at the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth.
He completed his Pediatric Nephrology fellowship at Children's Hospital, Boston, and subsequently graduated from Dr. Andrew Weil's Integrative Medicine Fellowship at the University of Arizona.
He began training in martial arts as a teenager, studying Isshin Ryu Karate and then Aikido. In 2001 he started his training in Yang style
Tai Chi/Qi Gong, and training in the Chinese Dragon Style of Universal Movement. He is also trained in Goju Ryu and Shorin Ryu karate and continues to train and teach all of these forms.
Dr. Hand has taught Tai Chi/Qi Gong to martial arts students and medical professionals, emphasizing the healing nature of martial arts training.

Join us as we become more in tune with our bodies, physically, mentally, & spiritually!