Mystic Medicine 🎶
A Kabbalistic Journey Through Breath & Sound
Join us for an intimate evening of sound healing, guided breathwork, and embodied Jewish mysticism.
This will be a creatively peaceful evening, designed to drop you into a relaxed state where you can quiet the mind and open the heart.
What to Expect:
🩵 Opening: Calm landing and "flight instructions" for the group to meet, get into our bodies, and prepare for take-off
🌬 Ruach: A guided Kabbalistic breath session that incorporates mystical Jewish wisdom with contemplations on oneness and Divinity
🔔 Soundbath: An immersive musical journey to inspire a full-body "ahhh..."
🌿 Integration: Ample time to gently return, sip tea, and ground with fellow travelers before stepping back out into the world
If you are sitting with big questions around life, place, purpose, love, or simply seeking clarity, this experience will offer an opportunity to receive some good inner guidance.
If you are Kabbalistic-ally curious, this evening will offer a warm introduction to some embodiment-focused Kabbalistic practices and perspectives.
While there will be Jewish themes woven into the practices, you do not need to be Jewish or religious in any way to connect with the mystical wisdom offered.
Logistics 🗓️
Please arrive between 6:45 and 7pm as we will be closing doors upon starting.
This event is limited to 10 participants. Spots will sell out, so please reserve in advance if you are interested in joining!
Bring your favorite comfy pillow with you
Eyemasks, yoga mats, and blankets will be provided
No prior experience with meditation, breathwork, or Kabbalah necessary.
About Your Facilitators:
We're glad you're here.
Nate Macanian is the founder of Oxytocin, a roaming teahouse and experiential playground built for genuine human connection. Since 2014, Nate has been creating heart-opening gatherings at the intersection of tea, music, breath, and global culture. Beyond the teahouse, Nate leads plant medicine ceremonies and teaches Embodied Judaism, infusing ancient Jewish mysticism with modern contemplative practices. He is a current rabbinical candidate through the Aleph Ordination Program.
Katie Schacht, M.A. is a certified sound healing practitioner and Clinical Psychology doctoral candidate (Psy.D.) at Alliant University's California School of Professional Psychology. Specializing in Integrative Psychology, she makes space for holistic and complementary modalities in her work with psychological and emotional distress.
Katie currently provides ketamine-assisted psychotherapy at a local integrative clinic and works as a mental health clinician and somatic facilitator at a trauma-focused treatment center for women. She is currently conducting research for her dissertation about the integration of sound healing into therapeutic psychedelic experiences.
Katie facilitates sound healing sessions in both clinical and community settings. Drawing on her training in the nervous system and mindfulness-based practices, along with her intuition and trust in synchronicity, she creates healing spaces where sound and presence become the medicine, calming the mind and body and opening a path to spirit.
As a proud Jewish woman, Katie is passionate about cultivating spaces of safety and belonging where Jews and allies can gather, breathe, and find healing together.
Questions?
natemacanian@gmail.com
katiedschacht@gmail.com