Ancestral Echoes: Native American Flute Sound Journey at 3rd Eye
Jun 20, 2026 from 7-8:30pm
at 3rd Eye

Ancestral Echoes: Native American Flute Sound Journey At 3rd Eye
Step into a sanctuary of deep rest and remembrance.

Join us for an immersive sound journey centered around the song medicine of the Native American flute led by Jenna Jasso. Although she trained in classical flute, Jenna loves the ease in which tones dance within a simpler flute. Known for its ability to mimic the wind, birdsong, and the natural rhythms of the earth, the Native American flute creates a resonant space for ancestral healing, emotional release, clear guidance and deep rest.

Share your intentions, then begin with a short somatic practice to prepare your mind and body for healing and restoration.

Jenna has 30% Native American ancestors through which she channels organic flute melodies with singing bowls, drums, rattles and chimes creating a dynamic and soothing soundscape.

Whether you are looking to relieve stress, quiet a busy mind, or simply enjoy beautiful soundscapes, this journey offers a gentle space to return home to yourself.

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