Sound Bath in Luthersekerk, Den Haag

During the sound bath, you lie down on your comfortable mat on the floor, letting the sound bathe your body and carry the mind, as the sound gently washes over you. The session begins with sounds of singing bowls or a variety of instruments, and then the gongs are gently invited to start sounding, gradually building the sound with a growing myriad of harmonics. Throughout the session there will be periods of other instruments and sounds, but the main focus is on the gongs. These then gently fade to a variety of more grounding sounds towards the end, when complete silence pervades allowing you to be in this profound and powerful stillness for a short time.

The powerful sounds of gongs facilitate a shift in brainwaves from our normal waking state to alpha and theta states that are akin to meditation and where true somatic healing occurs. The sounds can cleanse the subconscious and bring you into a state of deep rest and expansion of the consciousness. Tensions and blockages in the body can be released, creating more space for the opening of the heart and allowing energy to flow better.

Everyone will feel intense vibrations surrounding their body throughout the session. Some may receive these vibrations and drift to a meditative state while others may experience emotional release. Whatever you feel is fine, so allow your feelings to come and go. Being open in this manner will help you release deep-rooted emotions.

The sound bath is a wonderful opportunity to let go of old stagnant energies and thought patterns letting the sounds and vibrations of the instruments cleanse what no longer serve you.

A hidden gem behind the large wooden doors with phenomenal acoustics, Luthersekerk was built between 1759 and 1761 to a design by architects Pieter de Swart and Coenraet Hoeneker. It is an aisleless church with a brick façade in the classicist style, as is common in The Hague. The interior is white plastered and features Ionic pilasters along the walls. As usual in Lutheran churches, the liturgical center is in the middle of the church. The brass gates on either side depict the story of Jonah and the whale. In addition to church services, concerts are regularly held in the church today, especially on the famous Bätz organ. 

***Please note that this is a lying-down sound bath. You have to bring your own mattress, blanket or sleeping bag, pillow and any other accessories to lie down as comfortably as possible on the floor***

Not sure if it’s for you? 

Please get in touch if you have any health concerns that you would like to discuss beforehand. 

This event is not recommended if you are pregnant, have epilepsy or a pacemaker and for children up to 10 years old.

Ticket policy:

The ticket is not refundable with two weeks before the event.

In case of refund the payment fee is not refunded (€0,45 for iDeal payments or more for credit cards).

You have the option to transfer your ticket one time to a future event, free of charge up to three days before the event.

Any cancellations starting with September 10th and no show tickets are not transferable.