Chanting Night – Sacred Sound & Shared Presence

Join us for an uplifting evening of sacred sound, connection, and devotion.

Chanting is the repetition of sacred sounds or mantras, and in the tradition of kirtan we chant together; names of the divine, simple phrases, and sounds that point toward love, unity, and remembrance.

This is more than music. Chanting is an embodied meditation that gently quietens the thinking mind, opens the heart, and allows us to drop into a deep state of presence. Through rhythm, breath, and repetition, the nervous system softens, emotions can move and release, and a natural sense of joy and ease often arises.

Practised in community, chanting becomes a shared experience of resonance and belonging. Even if you don’t sing along, simply listening allows the vibrations to work, supporting relaxation, nervous system regulation, and a felt sense of connection.

No experience is needed. You don’t need to “know how” to chant, sing, or be spiritual. You truly can’t do this wrong.

Just come as you are, be carried by the sound, and enjoy the magic of practicing together.

Bring an open heart and maybe:

• Something that is special to you to place on the alter (to be returned to you afterwards)

• Journal & pen

• Mala beads

• Meditation cushion if you have one

Investment:
Members on unlimited passes: $30 (excl intro pass)
Non-members: $40

About Kate:

Kate is a certified 200-hour yoga teacher, and somatic trauma responsive yoga facilitator,  whose journey with yoga began over two decades ago.  She finds profound solace on the mat and continuously moves towards deepening her curiosity and reverence for the philosophical and spiritual dimensions of yoga.  

Kate’s love of devotional chanting, mantra and kirtan are practices rooted in spiritual and meditative traditions.    Join her for a joyous evening of Bhakti inspired, call-and-response chanting of mantras, accompanied by harmonium, emphasising love and devotion to deity through song.