Sound Bath — Attraction in California

I used to love coming here years ago, but unfortunately, my past two experiences were disappointing at best. The bowl player, who is also the owner, spends time talking about himself, for way too long in my opinion. I understand going into the history of the property but find him do more talking then needed.

Additionally, the way the bowls were played was ANYTHING but relaxing. The volume of the bowls was excessively loud—I had to turn my head away because it was physically uncomfortable, and I was genuinely concerned about potential damage to my ears. Beyond the volume, the flow and style felt disjointed and lacked the soothing quality typically associated with sound baths.

Instead of feeling relaxed, I found myself waiting for the session to end. Having attended several sound baths over the past eight years, I truly appreciate the importance of both skill and intention in creating a peaceful experience. While the space itself remains incredible, I won’t be returning unless there’s a change in the practitioner to someone who understands how to play the bowls with care...

This place is pure magick! Thank goodness for the three sisters and family who run this healing oasis with their hearts front and center! Van Tassel, its founder would be proud! I had 2 experiences that were profoundly transformative there. Both after I was deathly ill. If you can, add the Integratron Soundbath to your bucket list! And if you can’t go personally, order a digital download or buy the CD gift package with a crystal and palo...

Absolutely fascinating. The story behind the building of this acoustically perfect structure and the connection to the Giant Rock, also a must see, was spellbinding leaving many questions to ponder. The sound bath is an intense experience, the crystal bowls resonate through your body, affecting everyone in different ways but an experience that will...