Making music is your birthright as a human being.

That doesn’t mean we’re all intended to be expert musicians, or that we’re well-suited to be in the spotlight as performers.

It simply means that we all have the right — and the capacity — to express ourselves musically through sound, rhythm, melody, and even song.

According to Christine Stevens, one of the most accessible and fulfilling ways to do that is with the Native American-style flute, because it’s crafted in the five notes of the pentatonic scale...

... and no matter how you combine them, it’s absolutely and even technically impossible to make a mistake.

Christine, a board-certified music therapist, studied for 12 years with the Lakota Nation and was adopted into a family in the making of a relative ceremony, giving her the unique ability, and permission, to teach the Native American-style flute and honor the tradition that gave it life.

For her, the flute is not just an instrument of harmonious melodies. It’s an ancient, powerful, and grounding source of healing. The flute, Christine says, is one of the most immediate ways to shift your energy toward upliftment — as the branches of the tree that make the flute reach upward — and truly get in touch with your core self.

The Native American-style flute, especially played improvisationally, can be a potent ally for you on your personal path to transformation — physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually — enabling you to become more grounded and achieve greater joy, peace, and calm.

Christine calls the flute an instrument of the soul — a tool for cathartic inner work, because it helps you tap into and process emotions that you might not even know you’re experiencing.

Join her in a heart-opening workshop, in which she’ll illustrate the potent healing impact of improvisational flute playing, and how you can incorporate it into your daily self-care practice to discover what areas of your body or your life need to be addressed.

You’ll also learn how to direct the music into the energy centers of your body that are most depleted and in need of focused care — the crown, throat, heart, sacral, and root.

You’ll immediately discover that the flute brings you the calm necessary to go inward and ask yourself where you need support.

There’s a strong relationship between Tibetan spiritual cultures and the Hopi tribe of the American Southwest. In fact, they look to each as brothers and sisters. And, in this beautiful hour with Christine, she’ll guide you through an experiential process based on weaving the five warrior seed syllables with the 5-note pentatonic scale.

It’s a spiritual tuning method — as you vocally tone each note and sound, you’ll bring healing energy from Spirit into each one of your body centers.

Through this practice, you’re bound to feel a heightened sense of wellness — vibrationally invigorated, more self-aware, inspired, liberated, and grounded.

Christine will also offer a group healing through her in-the-moment improvisational playing.