Name: Deep, Soulful, Sound Healing Experience Using the Resonant Power of the Monastery Organ
Start: 2026-03-07T12:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-07T16:00:00+00:00
Location: The Monastery Manchester

Deep, Soulful, Sound Healing Experience Using the Resonant Power of the Monastery Organ
Led by remarkable woman and acclaimed musician, Teena Lyle, marking International Women’s Day, 2026
Step into a deeply restorative sound healing experience in the awe-inspiring surroundings of The Monastery Manchester, created especially to mark International Women’s Day.
This special sound healing experience invites you to slow down, soften, and reconnect through the healing power of sound, music and gentle energy work, held within the sacred space of the Great Nave.
The session will be led by acclaimed musician, composer and sound healer Teena Lyle, featuring the resonant tones of the Monastery’s recently restored 19th-century Wadsworth Organ, now returned to its rightful place at the heart of the building. Played within this vast heritage space, the organ’s deep vibrations create a profoundly grounding and soulful experience, enhanced by Teena’s intuitive musical and vocal expression.
One of Teena’s recent compositions was written for the historic Willis Organ and premiered in August 2025 at St Paul’s Cathedral, London. The work was commissioned by Aurora Nova, the first resident professional women’s choir in a cathedral.
Co-facilitating the session is Carl Whitwell, long-standing Monastery practitioner and founder of Circles of Angelic Light. Carl will gently weave reiki, crystal healing and angelic guidance into the space, supporting a calm, nurturing atmosphere and deepening the sense of relaxation and connection.
Together, this collaboration offers a resonant, immersive journey through sound, stillness and subtle energy, allowing you to rest, release and simply be.
FAQs
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes. No prior experience is needed. Simply switch off, relax and listen.
What happens during the session?
Live sound, music and gentle energy work designed to support deep rest and relaxation.
Do I have to take part?
No. There’s nothing you need to do. You can lie down, sit, or just be present.
What should I bring?
A yoga mat, warm blanket and pillow if you wish to lie down for the sound healing. Chairs will be available.
Is this a religious event?
No. It’s inclusive and non-denominational. All are welcome.
Is sound healing safe?
It’s generally very gentle. If you have concerns, feel free to contact us beforehand.
What age is this for?
Adults and young people aged 12+.
Can I come on my own?
Yes. Many people attend solo and are warmly welcomed.
About Teena Lyle
Teena Lyle is a highly accomplished multi-instrumentalist and sound healer, playing vibraphone, percussion, piano, organ, synths and voice. Her career has included touring and recording with legendary artists such as Van Morrison and John Lee Hooker.
In 2015, while undergoing treatment for breast cancer, Teena was introduced to sound healing and reiki therapies. Experiencing their powerful effects first-hand in easing anxiety, trauma and the impact of long-term illness, she felt called to share these healing modalities with others. Today, Teena brings together musicianship, lived experience and deep compassion to create sound healing sessions that are both powerful and profoundly human.
About Carl Whitwell
Carl Whitwell is a spiritual healer and facilitator whose work centres on angelic connection, energy healing and heart-led guidance. He is a Reiki practitioner (Usui Shiki Ryoho Levels 1 & 2) and an Angelic Reiki Master Teacher, having completed his Master training in 2021.
Carl has worked at The Monastery Manchester for several years, offering healing through The Healing Trust and facilitating regular wellbeing events on site. Through Circles of Angelic Light, he offers angel oracle card readings, reiki, crystal healing and angelic guidance in a grounded, supportive setting. His approach is gentle, inclusive and deeply respectful of each individual’s journey.
Practical details
Date → Saturday 7th March, 2026
Time → 12.00 – 4.00pm
Entry → £35 (includes fruit and light refreshments)
Places are limited so please book early.