An 8-week live training in singing bowls, sound, voice and intuitive facilitation. This isn't about memorizing someone else's formula. You'll learn the practical foundations of working with singing bowls while developing the listening, embodiment and intuitive skills to create sound experiences that are uniquely yours. Whether you've never picked up a bowl or already own one and want to go deeper, this is where you build your own relationship with sound.
Choose Your Cohort →In-person begins October 20, virtual begins October 22. Kept small on purpose, once it fills, enrollment closes for this round.
You trust yourself. Just not always. Not consistently enough to stop checking.
Confidently hold and play your singing bowl
Create different sounds, tones and textures with your bowl
Work with resonance, vibration and sustained tones
Work intuitively with one or multiple bowls
Combine singing bowls with your voice and toning
Create a simple beginning, middle and closing for a sound experience
Use your listening and intuition to decide what sound is needed in the moment
Hold space for another person or a small group
Create and facilitate your own 10-minute sound experience
This is not about learning a rigid sequence and repeating it forever. It's about developing enough practical skill, listening and embodied confidence that you can pick up your bowl, listen, respond and create.
Yes, you'll learn the singing bowl itself: how to hold it, use the mallet, strike and sing the rim, and work with tone and resonance. From there, sound becomes the vehicle. There's no rigid formula to memorize. You develop your own authority in your relationship with sound, learning to listen deeply, discern what you receive, trust it, and respond.
This is where you come home to your soul gifts, whether you're discovering them for the first time or deepening a knowing you've already carried for years, with sound as what gets you there. You'll leave with real confidence in your intuitive listening and your psychic senses, not because someone else validated them, but because you've practiced trusting them, out loud, in front of people.
You'll stop looking outside yourself for the "right" way, and start developing your own capacity to meet what's actually in front of you. You don't leave sounding like Karlee. You leave sounding like you.
Every month this stays a feeling instead of a practice, it stays exactly where it's been. Eight weeks from now, it doesn't have to be a feeling anymore.
Eight weeks, each one opening something further: your listening, your discernment, your voice, your gifts. By the end, you're not just trusting yourself. You're someone whose gifts are visible, expressed & impossible to keep quiet.
Your first relationship with the bowl. Learn how to hold, strike and work with your bowl: using the mallet, singing the rim, and hearing the difference in tone and resonance, while you begin developing your own listening practice. You feel safe enough in your body to open fully to who you know, deep down, you came here to be. Grounding and protection are woven in from the start.
Listening to resonance. Explore tone, vibration and sustain, and how to listen beyond simply "playing the bowl." You already hear yourself. What you build here is discernment, between ego, fear, God/Source, or intuition, and the awareness to know which one is speaking. You'll begin attuning your chakras through sound, deepening what you already know into something felt, not just understood.
Moving beyond the formula. Begin responding to what you hear rather than relying on a predetermined sequence. You move before you're certain, and it turns out better than you ever could have hoped or expected. This is where playing becomes a sound journey, as you learn to shape an opening, a middle, and a close guided by what you hear.
Bringing voice into sound. Explore toning, vocalization and the relationship between your voice and your bowl. Something moves through you, unscripted, and you let it. Language and voice entering your practice while you play.
Creating with sound. Develop your ability to layer, sustain and shape sound intentionally. Vibration moves through your own body. Toning work, releasing the need for it to sound a certain way.
Your unique sound language. Bring together bowl, voice and intuition to discover what is uniquely yours. Whatever wants to come through, comes through, unedited. Intuitive vocalization, light language, or your own version of it.
Facilitating sound for others. Learn the foundations of holding space, reading the room and responding to another person's experience. You feel capable of holding space for another person: opening sacred space, setting intention, guiding someone into and out of a sound experience, and closing with care.
Your first sound experience. Create and facilitate a 10-minute intuitive sound experience for the group, created and held by you. You are witnessed, fully.
Your own intuitive sound journey, built with your bowl and your voice, facilitated live for the group and witnessed fully. Everything in the eight weeks leads here, so you finish having done it, with people in the room.
The practical bowl skills you'll build
This is an intuitive and ceremonial training, and you'll also be learning the practical skills of actually working with singing bowls. You'll learn:
The intention isn't to give you a rigid formula to follow. It's to give you enough practical skill and experience that you can pick up your bowl, listen, respond and create from your own embodied knowing.
A real cohort, not a self-paced course. A small group (up to twelve virtually) who practice together, get witnessed, and eventually facilitate, so the learning happens in relationship, not isolation. Each week follows the same rhythm: learn the skill, play it, be witnessed, refine it, and integrate it before the next session.
You'll learn real, hands-on bowl skills, practiced live with guidance and feedback and witnessed by a small group, something a video on your own can't give you. There's no rigid sequence to memorize, and it isn't a standardized certification.
You don't need to consider yourself a sound healer, musician or experienced facilitator to begin.
You can walk into a room, pick up your bowl, and create a real sound experience for someone else, without needing a script or a plan worked out in advance.
You have an actual practice you return to, not just a feeling you once had. Your bowl, your voice, your intuition, things you now use, not just believe in.
You trust what you hear and feel enough to act on it, not because someone confirmed you were right, but because you've practiced following it and watched it hold true.
You say the thing you've been holding back, in the moment it actually needs to be said.
Your nervous system knows what it feels like to settle into your own frequency, and you can find your way back there on your own, without needing a 10-minute guided meditation, a breathwork session, or someone else walking you through it.
Karlee is a sound healing artist, embodiment facilitator, & the artist behind LUMINA. Over a decade of work across somatic practice, shamanism, nervous system regulation, & sound ceremony sits underneath everything she creates, from private sessions to full immersive experiences.
She's been recognized as a #1 bestselling author & featured in Women in Business magazine. Her work is rooted in the belief that your gifts aren't meant to stay in your head waiting until you feel ready. They're meant to be experienced, expressed, & shared.
Sound as Ceremony is where her years of sound work & intuitive facilitation come together. It's an invitation to develop your own relationship with sound, trust what you hear & feel, & let your gifts move through you.
From people who've experienced her sound work
I really can't explain how much peace I felt after it was over. Like I was new again, as if a giant weight was lifted.
ParticipantIt was a fantastic experience that I felt opened me up more to healing and pathways to personal and spiritual insight.
ParticipantKarlee holds beautiful space for others, in exquisite venues, by shifting the energetics of reality through sound baths and sound healing for her clients for optimal health and well-being.
Holly Smee, MA, RCCIn-Person begins Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Virtual begins Thursday, October 22, 2026, and meets on Thursdays. Both tracks are the same complete 8-week container, they just differ in format. Virtual isn't a lighter version of in-person, it's simply how you'll use this practice day to day, wherever you are.
This isn't eight weeks of simply watching lessons. It's a small, live cohort where you'll learn, practice, receive guidance and feedback, and actually use your bowl.
A small cohort, kept intimate on purpose. 6 to 8 in person, up to 12 virtual. Once it fills, enrollment closes for this round.
Begins Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Tuesdays, evening · Kelowna, BC
Begins Thursday, October 22, 2026
Thursdays · Time confirmed with the enrolled cohort · Online, worldwide
The virtual cohort meets on Thursdays. The exact session time is confirmed with the enrolled group, so it works well with everyone's schedules and time zones. If knowing the exact time matters to your decision, message Karlee directly before enrolling.
The group container gives you the foundation. This gives you a more personalized layer of integration, refinement, and support as you embody the work.
This is for the person who wants more direct access to Karlee and a deeper level of personalized support while moving through the training. The core Sound as Ceremony experience is complete and transformative on its own, this simply offers more proximity, personalization, and support.
Choose the Private Deep Dive →Payment plans are available upon request. Please reach out directly to discuss options.
Yes. Having your own singing bowl at home will be beneficial because you'll be practicing throughout the 8 weeks, but you don't need one to enroll. In the in-person cohort, you'll be able to work with Karlee's bowls during our sessions. For the virtual cohort, it's best to have access to a bowl to practice with at home, and Karlee can help guide you in choosing one. One bowl is enough. You don't need a collection or expensive equipment to begin.
No. You don't need to know how to play singing bowls before joining. We'll begin with the foundations and build from there. If you've already been working with bowls, you'll have space to deepen your technique, listening and intuitive relationship with sound.
That's exactly what weeks four and five are for. This isn't about singing, it's about speaking and toning, letting sound and language move through you while you play, and releasing the need for it to sound a certain way, inside a space that's actually held for that. How much of your voice you share, and when, is always your call. Most people arrive nervous. That's the starting point, not a reason to wait.
No. Some people complete this training and go on to facilitate for others. Others use what they learn purely for their own expansion, expression, and embodiment. Both paths are supported here.
This is a hands-on singing bowl training rather than a professional certification program. The focus is on learning, practice, embodied skill, intuitive listening and developing your own way of working with sound. You'll receive a certificate of completion at the end, and it isn't a standardized or regulated healthcare credential.
No. Some people arrive already knowing they want to facilitate. Others simply feel there's more in them, without being able to name it yet. The eight weeks are built to help you find out.
Compare it to what waiting actually costs. Another year of owning a bowl you're unsure how to use, another year of the gift staying private instead of practiced. This gives you a real skill, a real practice, a witnessed community, and lifetime access to every session, not a single workshop you forget by next month.
Yes. Payment plans are available, and depending on when you enroll, it can work out to as low as around $250 a month. Message Karlee directly & she'll help you find a plan that actually fits your budget. Money shouldn't be the reason you sit this one out.
One live session a week is the real commitment, plus a few minutes a day with your bowl if you want to practice between sessions. That's it. Miss a live session and you still have lifetime access to the recording, so nothing is lost. The bigger cost isn't the time this takes. It's the time you've already spent circling this without a structure to actually move it forward.
This isn't a self-paced course you can quietly abandon in a folder. You're in a live cohort, being witnessed weekly by real people who notice when you're not there. That container is part of the design, and it's often the difference between another good idea and something you actually finish.
Once you enroll, you'll receive a welcome email with your cohort details, session dates, and everything you need to prepare. The in-person cohort begins Tuesday, October 20, and the virtual cohort begins Thursday, October 22. You don't need to have everything figured out before you arrive. Just bring yourself, an open heart, and your willingness to explore.
From "I need to figure it out" to "I know. I trust it. I move."
Because the fastest way to actually trust your gift is to use it before you feel fully ready.
Choose Your Cohort →In-Person begins Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Virtual begins Thursday, October 22, 2026, and meets on Thursdays. Kelowna and worldwide.