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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.

Some people lie down in a gong bath and let it move through them. Others start noticing something underneath that experience, a pull toward learning the craft itself. Here are the signs that pull is real, and where it can actually go.

Our first Weekend Residency ran across four sessions with two guest facilitators, and it closed with something bigger: the opening night of our new tea room. Here's how the weekend unfolded, and a first look at who's coming this November.

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