Community Prayer Circle and Soundbath

So many of us have felt heartbroken reading recent news about children in Singapore who are struggling under pressure or facing harm. In our last gathering, we prayed for their peace and healing. This month, we continue to hold that intention while expanding our prayers to include all children everywhere and the inner child within each of us.

Through soothing sound frequencies and shared prayer, we’ll calm our hearts, restore balance to our nervous systems, and reconnect with compassion and hope.

All are welcome to join: full-time or working parents, grandparents, caregivers, anyone who cares deeply for children, and those who wish to reconnect with their inner child. No specific faith or experience is required, just bring your loving presence. We will: share, pray, meditate and rest together in a soundbath with gongs and singing bowls for the heart and soul.

Date & Time: Dec 19 (Fri) 10:30 - 12:30

Venue: The Starville Function Room, 417454

Bring: water, yoga mat and any items to stay warm and comfortable for the soundbath

This event is free of charge and lovingly hosted by Amy & Sovi (2 mothers)

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Q: Can I join if I’m non-religious?
Absolutely. We welcome everyone from all walks of life, whether religious or non-religious. This circle is open to anyone with a loving heart who wishes to send prayers and healing to all children around the world and to reconnect with their own inner child through sound and stillness.

Q: How do we pray together?
We take turns to say a prayer while others may choose to stay in silence, close their eyes, and simply receive or visualize love and healing being sent out.
Prayer cards and a book of prayers will be available if you’d like some guidance.
Some participants prefer to pray in their own words or from their own faith tradition, while others may choose to chant or sing mantras, all forms are welcome and beautiful.

Q: What is a soundbath?
A soundbath is a gentle experience where you simply lie down, relax and let the soothing sounds from instruments like singing bowls and gongs wash over you. You don’t need to do anything, just rest and receive.

You may also choose to tune in to your body and emotions as different sound frequencies can bring up various feelings. Some people may feel calm or joyful, while others might notice emotions such as sadness, discomfort or even annoyance arising.

This is completely normal. The sounds can gently bring buried feelings to the surface. If that happens, just breathe and allow them to pass. It’s part of releasing tension and reconnecting with yourself in a safe, supportive space.