Corporate · Conferences · Retreats · Large groups
Ripple Sound Circles
A signature sound experience with spiritual DJ, Kendra Beavis
Bringing grounding exercises, somatic soundscapes, and deep recalibration to your next event, retreat, or corporate wellness experience.
The Ripple effect
Release what’s been hiding, without having to relive it.
Sound has a seemingly magical quality that allows us to gently move through and release what’s been hiding deep inside us without having to relive it.
Through my signature approach of combining grounding exercises, guided meditation, and immersive sound, groups often experience a quiet peace, a deeper connection to themselves, and an energetic aliveness.
RIPPLE Sound Circles focus on lifting and recalibrating to help us get back to living.
Formats
Four ways I show up.
Every one of these is built around your agenda, your room, and how much time you can actually give me. Tell me the constraint and I will work inside it.
Corporate wellness
A reset inside the working day. Lunch and learns, wellness weeks, benefits fairs, post-reorg breathers. Runs in a conference room with the chairs pushed back.
30 to 60 min · 10 to 150 people
Conference keynote
A talk on joy, reinvention, and burnout that ends with the whole ballroom in a live sound bath. The session people put on their calendars first and quote for the rest of the year.
45 to 75 min · Up to 500 people
Retreats and offsites
Multi day programming: an opening circle to land everyone in the room, a closing one to seal it, and optional morning sessions in between. This is where the format really earns its keep.
Half day to full program
Brand and venue events
Product launches, member evenings, studio takeovers, hotel and destination programming. Sound is the thing your guests did not expect and will describe to someone else the next day.
Custom · Travel welcome
Run of show
What a sixty minute circle actually looks like.
Share this with whoever builds your agenda. Shorter and longer versions flex from the same spine.
Step 1 of 5 · 10 minutes
Land the room
Lights down, phones away, everyone finds a spot on the floor or settles back in their chair. A few minutes of context so nobody is wondering what they signed up for, and permission to stop performing for the next hour.
What the room feels like
Shuffling, a few nervous laughs, then quiet.
What I bring
What you provide
Lifting and recalibrating, to help us get back to living.
That is what every circle is built around. Grounding exercises, guided meditation, and immersive sound, shaped to the room you actually have.
Who you’re booking
Your spiritual DJ.
For the past five years, I’ve curated the music and sound for large-scale weekend workshops at Kripalu, Art of Living, and many other well-known destinations. I’ve had the honor of holding space for rooms of hundreds alongside a best-selling author, spiritual teacher, and world-renowned Psychic Medium.
I know the logistics, the timing, and what it takes to capture a big room. When you book me, you’re getting someone who has done this at scale, in front of real crowds. Sharing this gift is part of my mission to raise the vibe of humanity, which means that I will care about your event as if it’s my own.
Before you ask
The questions planners actually ask.
It depends on headcount, format, travel, and how much of the day you need me for. Send the details and you will have a real number within two business days, not a range designed to start a negotiation.
I have led circles for five people and for several hundred. Above roughly eighty I bring amplification so the sound carries evenly to the back of the room. There is no upper limit that scares me, but tell me the number early because it changes the setup.
Somewhere that can go dim and reasonably quiet, with room for people to lie down or recline. Ballrooms, conference rooms, studios, lawns, and rooftops have all worked. Rooms next to active construction have not.
Yes, domestically and internationally. Travel and accommodation are billed at cost on top of the fee. For anything more than a few hours away I will usually ask for the day before as a buffer.
They lie down or recline, close their eyes, and listen. There is nothing to chant, share, or opt into, and no experience required. Grounding exercises and guided meditation open the session, then the sound carries the rest of it.
I can, and it works better than you would expect with headphones, though it is not the same as being in a room where you can feel the bowls. For distributed teams I usually suggest a shorter virtual format and one live session a year.
Three months is comfortable for a large event, six for anything built into a conference program. That said, ask anyway. Gaps open up, and short notice is sometimes exactly what a team needs.
Booking
Tell me about your event.
Send the date, the room, and the headcount and I will come back with a format and a quote within two business days. If I am not the right fit, I will say so and point you somewhere better.
Current availability
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