Bio

Before Marcos Jassan taught yoga, he trained as an architect. That instinct for structure became a whole method, tone over grip, seven anatomical platforms, one posture at a time. Here's how it works, and where to experience it live.

More than a decade ago, in Singapore, Noelia heard the gong for the first time. She has never stopped following that sound. This June, she went back to teach it.

There is a moment some practitioners reach when they stop wanting only to receive the sound, and begin wanting to learn how to give it. Maybe you've felt it already. You come to a session of Sound Sanctuary to rest, and you do rest, but somewhere in the middle of it something else stirs. A quiet pull. You start listening differently. You notice how the whole room softens when the gong swells, how a single tone can move through a body and change it. And a question arrives that