Beautiful Yoga • Surrey Hills

Meditative Sound Circle

A small, deeply restorative practice of sound, breath, rest and guided relaxation for people who need space to exhale.

Friday 4 September · 9.30-10.45am · $35 · Surrey Hills

  • Settle your nervous system and soften stress
  • Be guided through voice, breathwork and yoga nidra
  • Leave feeling calmer, clearer and more grounded
Friday 4 September
9.30am - 10.45am
75 minutes
deep rest and reset
$35
small group experience
No experience needed
beginners welcome

What This Experience Actually Feels Like

This is not a performance and it is not a regular yoga class. It is a gentle, immersive experience designed to help you slow down, drop out of your head and reconnect with your body.

You’ll be guided through a blend of breath, voice-based practice, relaxation and sound. Many people describe the experience as deeply calming, grounding and surprisingly nourishing.

If life has felt noisy, pressured or overstimulating lately, this is a space to soften.

Grounding meditation posture during a Beautiful Yoga sound circle

What to Expect

  • Gentle arrival and grounding
  • Breathwork and voice-based practices
  • Supported rest and yoga nidra
  • Sound woven through the whole experience
  • A calm, welcoming group environment

Bring: just bring yourself and a water bottle. Blankets, bolsters and mats are provided.

Meditative pose during breathwork and relaxation at Beautiful Yoga

What People Say

"Erin's voice is a healing modality all its own. In her sound circle we are guided back to the innate healing potential in our own voices, creating deep states of calm and presence in the body."

— Seth

"Beautiful, restorative, uplifting. The benefits are subtle but amazing."

— Marg

"A beautifully nourishing reprieve from the noise and haste of everyday life. Something very unique and special is being created here."

— Sharon

Is This For You?

Ready for deep rest and renewal?

Join us for this restorative sound circle experience on Friday 4 September.

Beautiful Yoga acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and practise, the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.