Mothers Day Soundbath at Lynn Valley Labyrinth w/Indigenous Sound Healer

Step into deep restoration inside the peaceful setting of the Lynn Valley Labyrinth for an immersive 1-hour evening of sound, stillness, and reconnection.

Guided by Corus — an Indigenous sound healer, musician, and space-holder from the Haisla and Kitasoo Xai’xais Nations — this journey weaves together the pure resonance of crystal singing bowls, the soulful breath of Native flute, gentle chimes, and nature ambience inspired by the forests and waters of British Columbia.

Held within the beautiful labyrinth at Lynn Valley United Church, this experience invites you to slow down, soften the body, release the energy of the day, and return to your natural rhythm. The labyrinth offers a symbolic pathway inward — a space for reflection, rest, and gentle reconnection with self.

The vibration of the bowls will wash through the body, supporting deep relaxation, nervous system regulation, and quieting of the mind. The flute carries an ancestral, heart-opening tone — grounding you to the Earth while inviting spacious awareness. Chimes and nature ambience add soft layers of texture, creating a peaceful soundscape that feels connected to land, breath, and stillness.

All instruments are tuned to 432Hz — often referred to as a natural or harmonic tuning. Many people experience 432Hz as softer, warmer, and more soothing than standard tuning.

People often come to sound baths for support with:

• Deep relaxation and stress relief
• Nervous system reset
• Emotional balance and grounding
• Meditation and inward awareness
• Energetic cleansing and chakra alignment
• Reconnection with self, body, and nature

No experience is needed — simply come as you are. You are welcome to lie down or sit comfortably and allow the sounds to guide you inward.

This experience is perfect for anyone seeking a calm midweek reset, a peaceful community space, or a gentle way to release tension and reconnect with themselves.

This 1-hour sound journey unfolds gently and intentionally:

Arrival & grounding
A short guided meditation to help you settle into the space.

Sound immersion
Crystal singing bowls, Native flute, chimes, and nature ambience woven together for deep rest and stillness.

Quiet integration
A few moments of softness and silence to allow the body to absorb the experience.

Gentle closing
A slow return before re-entering the evening.

Each session is unique and unfolds organically in the moment.

Please bring anything that helps you feel comfortable lying down or sitting for the session:

• Yoga mat
• Blanket
• Pillow
• Water
• Eye mask
• Warm layers

There are some mats and bolsters for people who do not have any.

Regular Ticket: $30 with option to waive Eventbrite fees with E-Transfer.

Bring-a-Friend Discount:
Receive $3 off for each person you bring. Max 3 people.

Supporter Ticket: $35–$60
For those who feel called to contribute a little extra. Supporter tickets help keep this offering accessible while supporting Indigenous-led sound healing, music, and community wellness.

Location: Lynn Valley United Church Labyrinth
Address: 3201 Mountain Hwy, North Vancouver, BC V7K 2H4
Duration: 1 hour
Date: May 10, 2026
Time: 7PM-8PM

Refunds are available with 48 hours’ notice before the event start time.

Please arrive 5-15 minutes to settle in, doors will be closed at 7PM and late entry is not permitted.

Spaces are limited. Reserve your spot and gift yourself an evening of restoration for mind, body, and spirit.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Lynn Valley United Church, 3201 Mountain Highway, North Vancouver, Canada

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