Inside the Mandala
Inside the Mandala
One hour beneath a full dome of mandalas and sacred geometry, with crystal bowls and gongs played live in the room. Time set aside for your nervous system to rest.
Zeidler Dome, TELUS World of Science - Edmonton
Most of us move through the day slightly ahead of ourselves, already braced for what is next. It is rare to give the body a full hour with nothing asked of it.
That is what this hour is. The Zeidler Dome goes dark, live sound fills the room, and mandalas turn slowly across the whole ceiling above you. There is nothing to follow and nowhere to be. Most people feel their breath drop within the first few minutes.
Come as you are. Nothing is required of you here.
You will be reclined for the full hour while sound and light move around you under the 360° dome. There is nothing to follow and nothing to do.
Mandalas and sacred geometry turn slowly across the full dome overhead. Watching them gives the mind something gentle to rest on.
Crystal bowls, gongs, and voice, played live in the room and carried through the dome's surround system. Low tones you feel in your chest as much as hear.
The hour is paced to move you out of a stress response and into the deep rest where the body does its repair work.
The dome seats recline, so you can settle back and stay there the whole hour. No posture to hold, no instructions to follow.
This is the first time The Mindful Mandala Wellness has brought a sound bath into the Zeidler Dome at TELUS World of Science - Edmonton. Jeanine and Matt have built the hour together with one aim, that the room feels safe enough for you to fully let go.
Jeanine's work with sound began in Mexico, where she first felt how much vibration could settle the body. She has been guiding sound baths since 2021, across hundreds of sessions, and now brings that practice home to Edmonton through The Mindful Mandala Wellness. She stays attentive to the room from the first note to the last, adjusting as she goes, so you can stop managing yourself for an hour.
Matt is a lifelong musician and a professional audio engineer who has spent years working live rooms. He mixes the dome so the sound stays full and warm without ever getting loud enough to jar you, and he watches the levels throughout the hour so nothing catches you off guard.
Sunday, Jan 172027
6:30 – 7:30 PMOne hour
Zeidler DomeTELUS World of Science - Edmonton
Just yourselfWear something soft
Please arrive on time. Doors open at 6:15 PM and close at 6:30 PM sharp so the journey can begin undisturbed. Late entry cannot be accommodated once the experience starts.
None at all. You recline and let the sound and visuals do the work. Most of the room will be here for the first time.
Wear something soft that you can fully relax in. The dome seats recline and the room is kept warm, so there is nothing you need to bring.
Doors open at 6:15 PM and close at 6:30 PM when we begin. Give yourself time to park and settle. Late entry is not possible once the hour starts.
Sound baths are gentle and well tolerated by most people. If you're pregnant or managing a medical condition, please check with your care provider first, and reach out to us with any questions.
Yes, and many people do. You will be reclined in a dark room with your eyes closed for most of the hour, so coming on your own tends to feel easy.
The Zeidler Dome holds a set number of guests, and this is the first time we are holding this journey there.
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