Our bodies are always talking to us, just waiting for us to listen. Everything that has occurred in our lives is recorded in our bodies. These events are recorded in our tissue as memories that actually emit sound—and they respond and change shape when engaged by our voice. 

When we learn how to deeply listen to—and intimately communicate with—our body, it responds quickly and gratefully. Using our voice and healing intention, we can clear negative emotions and stagnant energy lodged in our organs, tissues and cells. In fact, we can change the very cellular makeup of our body. Sound touches us where hands and words cannot reach.

During our time together, we’ll open the door to listening to and sounding our bodies, and explore how we can release years of physical tension and long-held emotional distress.

We'll close the evening with a blissful sound journey to usher in the Autumnal Equinox with equanimity.

I look forward to sounding with you!

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The Center for World Networking is an organization that honors all paths to Wholeness. In acknowledging all paths, we recognize our common ground. Many organizations are inspired by love to work for greater health and well-being of individuals and the world. Our purpose is to bring these groups and individuals into greater public awareness, as well as to network their efforts and resources together for mutual benefit and world healing.

About Valerie Carpenter: Valerie Carpenter is a Stanford-educated author with an MFA in performing arts from NYU,  and founder of The Vestibule Center for Sound Living, based in the San Francisco Bay Area.  With over 25 years of experience, she has developed pioneering non-invasive protocols using sound for stress relief, grounding and centering, spiritual emergence, and trauma recovery. Valerie holds certifications in Sound Healing from the  Acutonics Institute of Integrative Medicine, Integrated Listening Systems, Advanced Brain Technologies, and the Vox Mundi School of the Voice.  She is the co-author with Silvia Nakkach of Free Your Voice: Awaken to Life Through Singing, published by Sounds True.