Twilight Music Meditation

Experience meditation with live music. Recline, be seated or bring your pillows. Get really comfortable to enjoy the live vibration of sound as meditation and deep relaxation. Meditation teacher Lynda Kerr, percussionist Bek Wermut, along with Katy Tsai on piano have put together a programme to inspire, create space for dreams and the capacity to love, evolve, and transform. The programme will begin with a light guided meditation, followed by a live music performance.

Bookings: Lynda Kerr – [email protected]

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