FIRST LIGHT • Spring Equinox Sound Bath w/Luna Maye at Skyspace

A guided Spring Equinox sound meditation inside Skyspace, blending breath, light, and resonance for nervous system renewal.

James Turrell’s Skyspace is a contemplative light installation that gently shifts perception through color, tone, and atmosphere. As the sky transitions, so does the way we see and sense. It is an environment designed for awareness.

Within this luminous architecture, Luna Maye guides a sound meditation using state of the art instruments intentionally selected to support deep nervous system regulation. Through gentle breathwork and spacious guidance, participants are invited into stillness while layered tonal frequencies create a field of resonance that the body can feel as much as hear.

Sound meditation is both ancient and evidence informed. Sustained harmonic tones have been shown to down regulate the sympathetic nervous system, reduce cortisol and stress markers, increase heart rate variability and physiological coherence, and support improved focus, mood, and emotional clarity. Many participants experience brainwave states associated with restoration, creativity, and deep internal reset.

The Spring Equinox marks a moment of balance between light and dark. This gathering honors that threshold with an experience designed to recalibrate the body, quiet the mind, and attune you to the season ahead.

You will be comfortably seated for the duration of the meditation. No prior experience is necessary. The space is climate controlled.

Arrival + Timing
Doors open no earlier than 7:30pm. Doors will close promptly at 7:45pm to beghin the sound meditation and preserve the integrity of the experience. Late entry will not be permitted. The experience will conclude at approximately 8:30pm with time to integrate post-meditation prior to conclusion.

A Note On Format
First Light is a traditional, shared sound bath experience.There are no silent disco headphones for this speicfic gathering.

We listen together in the open acoustic field of the Skyspace, allowing the natural resonance of the room and the shifting light overhead to shape the experience. This is a collective, in-room meditation held in real time and shared atmosphere.

Space is limited to preserve the intimacy of the installation and the integrity of the worship room and this experience.