Labyrinth, Harp and Music – Celebrating a Quarter Century of the Labyrinth at the Ranch with Kendra Faye

Week of November 22, 2025

Music As Medicine – Experiential
-Understand the physical, emotional and energetic wellness practice and cultural significance of sound as medicine
-How music affects the brain and body
-Explore various practices of sound healing across different cultures
-Experience sound healing techniques through guided practice
-Exploring cultural practices that incorporate sound healing. Demonstration of sounds, instruments and techniques.

Experiential Sound Healing with Harp, Voice  and Bowls – Evening Concert

Walking the Candlelit Labyrinth with Harp – Celebrating the Ranch Labyrinth

 

Hello, I’m Kendra Faye. Officially, I am a harpist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, though my joy comes from seeing the transformative power of music. Music has taken me around the globe. To environments as varied as the Amazonian jungle and the hospital wards; it has taken me from teens struggling to overcome addiction to sharing the joy of new born baby; and finally, it has taken me to the bedside to help ease the fear of an illness or offering music to comfort the biggest of life’s transitions in my work with hospice. Sharing the power of music has been both ecstatic and humbling; being both performer and witness; being both minstrel and student; learning from the Universal language of song that crosses borders and blends appreciation with wonder. The ways we sing, play and praise in devotion awakens the heart to experience more fully the healing, the pleasure, the celebration, and utilize the lessons from pain or sadness. I am grateful that my lifelong love of music reminds me of the power and beauty that we all are and how sound can help remind us of our inner beauty. Song speaks our stories. There is something sacred about deep listening and expression of song that our soul thirsts for. It soothes us, comforts us, and inspires us as we dance with life’s mystery.