Katha Sound Studio

12/10/2026

Our first Sound Bath at Eastcote House Gardens. 🤎

I’m so happy I could welcome you to this beautiful space and share a Sunday morning with you, listening to the sounds of singing bowls.

Thank you to everyone who joined me - for being there, for your trust, and for the hour we spent together. I love guiding these sessions, and this first gathering here will be a lovely memory to look back on.

Here are a few moments from our morning. ✨

If you’d like to join us, we meet every Sunday at 10:45 at Eastcote House Gardens.

Book your session here:
https://buy.stripe.com/9B67sLgi530q9FCek108g0k

I hope to see you next Sunday. 🤎

KATHĀ
Come back to your rhythm.

08/10/2026

11 October is fully booked. Thank you to everyone joining me. 🤎

You can now reserve your place for Sunday 18 October.

As autumn settles in, it’s easy to spend the whole weekend at home. Having a session booked can give you a reason to head out, take a walk and enjoy some fresh air before wrapping yourself in a blanket and resting with the sounds of the bowls.

We meet every Sunday, and spaces sell out quickly. Book ahead, especially if you have a particular date in mind.

If you’d like to come regularly, you can book four sessions. Having those dates in your calendar can help you keep some time for yourself - even on mornings when you’d rather stay on the sofa.

Could this be your way to end the week? With an hour to rest and unwind, ready to begin the next one with a calmer mind.

✨ Next available session: Sunday 18 October · 10:45
✨ Eastcote House Gardens
✨ Bring a mat and a warm blanket. No experience needed.

Reserve your place or book four sessions here:

https://checkout.mailerlite.com/checkout/36469

KATHĀ - Come back to your rhythm.

06/10/2026

05/10/2026

How many times have you said “maybe one day” about something you really wanted?

I’ve done it too. Waited to feel ready. Found sensible reasons to put it off. Told myself I’d come back to it when the timing was better.

I’m learning to give those wishes a little more room — and take one small step before I talk myself out of it again.

What’s something you’d like to give yourself a chance to try? 🤍

KATHĀ

02/10/2026

What if your next team gathering sounded like this? 🤍

This private sound bath brought a group of teachers together for an hour of sound, candlelight and time to pause.

Crystal singing bowls and a gong filled the space while everyone settled in to listen.

If you’re planning a wellbeing session for your team, or a private gathering with friends, I’d love to help you create a moment like this.

Send me a message with your group size and the occasion, and we can talk about your private sound bath.

Come back to your rhythm.
KATHĀ

28/09/2026

You haven’t heard this sound with us before. 🤍

My new crystal singing bowls have arrived, and soon they’ll become part of our Sunday sound bath at Eastcote House Gardens.

I’ve been getting to know each bowl — listening to the way its tone grows, shifts and lingers. My favourite moment is just after the bowl stops singing, when the sound is almost gone but I’m still following it.

If you’ve been curious about a crystal bowl sound bath or sound meditation, I’d love to share that moment with you in person. Join me in Eastcote, near Pinner, for an hour to lie down, listen and slow down. ✨

Have you ever heard crystal singing bowls live? Tell me in the comments. 🤍

Sunday Sound Bath · 10:45
Eastcote House Gardens
Bring a mat and a blanket.

Book your place here: https://buy.stripe.com/9B67sLgi530q9FCek108g0k

Come back to your rhythm.
KATHĀ

26/09/2026

We live surrounded by stimulation.

So when everything suddenly becomes quiet, the mind doesn’t necessarily become quiet with it. Sometimes, that’s when we realise just how busy it has been.
And that’s one reason meditation in complete silence can feel difficult for some people. We try to “stop thinking”, and the harder we try, the more we seem to notice every thought.

But meditation doesn’t require an empty mind.

It can simply mean bringing your attention back to what is happening right now.
And this is where sound can become an anchor for your attention.

During a sound bath, you don’t have to force your mind into silence. You can allow your attention to follow the sound - its vibration, changing tones and the spaces between one sound and the next.

For some people, this may make it easier to settle into a meditative state of attention and deep relaxation.

Research on meditation shows that meditative states can be accompanied by changes in patterns of brain activity, while early research on singing bowls has also observed EEG changes associated with relaxation.

That doesn’t mean singing bowls automatically “switch” the brain to a particular frequency - this is still an emerging area of research.

So perhaps meditation doesn’t always have to begin with silence.

Sometimes, it can begin with listening. 🤎

KATHĀ

25/09/2026

What actually happens in your body during a Sound Bath?

While you rest and listen to the singing bowls, your brain continues to process every frequency, rhythm and vibration. Your attention may begin to shift away from racing thoughts, your breathing can become slower, and your nervous system may gradually move towards a calmer state.

It is not about “switching off” your mind or healing the body with one magical frequency. It is about creating the right conditions for your whole system to slow down, release tension and rest.

Swipe through the carousel to discover what may be happening in your brain, breath, heart, muscles and emotions while you simply lie down and listen.

And if you would like to experience it rather than only read about it, join us for a Sunday Sound Bath at Eastcote House Gardens.

Book your place here: https://buy.stripe.com/9B67sLgi530q9FCek108g0k⁠

♡ KATHĀ