Join Seshen for an evening of deep nourishment and reconnection through the healing power of sound, vibration, and presence.
This October, we explore the awakening of receptivity—to attune to the power of yin within us. As autumn deepens and the earth moves toward harvest, we are invited to soften, yield, and open ourselves to receive what truly nourishes us, allowing it to become creative life force from which our own unique gifts can ripen.
Seshen blends the pure tones of clear quartz crystal singing bowls, pyramids, and harp with her voice, composing music in the moment that is attuned to the group's energy and intention.
The evening begins with a guided meditation and gentle toning to ground into the body and soften into the heart space, creating space for openness and inner listening. This is followed by a 50-minute immersive sound journey, culminating in integration and a final round of toning to help anchor the experience.
We connect with the sacral center—the energetic center of feeling, intuition, and creative flow—making space for what is ready to be received, nourished, and brought into being.
In this immersive journey, the vibrations of your body merge with sound, crystal energy, and intention, guiding you toward balance, harmony, and a deeper sense of connection to the abundant flow of life within and around you.
ABOUT SESHEN
Based in Ojai and originally from Japan, Seshen is a somatic practitioner and sound artist specializing in nervous system regulation and deep embodied repatterning. In her private practice, she supports women in exploring early developmental and attachment patterns through a body-centered, integrative approach.
Her sound work extends this therapeutic foundation, woven with her background in music and improvisation. Using crystal instruments, voice, and intuitive composition, she creates immersive sound experiences that support regulation, release, and deeper shifts on both physiological and energetic levels.
Her work is informed by over 15 years of somatic practice, a Master’s degree in music and improvisation, and a lifelong connection to nature and Japanese aesthetic sensibility.
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