Cosmic Soundbath: A Planetarium Relaxation Experience

Escape the noise of the world and immerse yourself in the infinite beauty of the cosmos. Arlington Yoga Center, in partnership with the UTA Planetarium, invites you to a one-of-a-kind sensory experience. Imagine being wrapped in the deep, resonant vibrations of a 30-minute sound bath while the vast wonders of the universe—distant nebulae, swirling galaxies, and star clusters—drift across the immersive dome above you. The Experience This is a fully seated experience, designed to be accessible and effortless. We will begin with a short, guided relaxation & breathing practice to settle the nervous system, followed by an immersive sound bath. Choose Your Own Journey: - The Visual Voyager: Keep your eyes open and lose yourself in high-definition planetarium visuals. - The Internal Explorer: Close your eyes and let the sound waves guide your meditation in the quiet darkness of the theater. Pro-Tips for Your Cosmic Journey- To ensure you have the most relaxing experience possible, please keep the following in mind: - Optimal Comfort: The UTA Planetarium features specialized seating that leans back significantly—perfect for stargazing and deep relaxation without needing to lie on the floor! - Stay Cozy: To keep the high-tech projectors running perfectly, the "Dome" is kept quite chilly. We highly recommend bringing a light sweater or a small lap blanket to stay cozy during the stillness. - Arrival: Please arrive 15 minutes early to find your seat, as the doors will close promptly to maintain the immersive dark-room environment. - Doors officially lock at 10 minutes after the official event start time and we do not allow late arrivals past that time. Please plan your timing for travel, potential traffic, parking and walking for the day of the event as we cannot allow anyone inside the Planetarium past 10mins. Space is limited for this special pilot event—grab your seat in the cosmos today! Child, Senior, UTA Faculty, Staff, and Student - Eligibility Checked at Door Includes a free poster, early entry to the planetarium, and a meet-and-greet with the performers Concert Admission for UTA faculty, staff, and students