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Ten Gongs • One Harmony •

The Gong Dreamers

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The Gong Dreamers is a sacred sound collaboration between Jenine Kerr, Bina Iris, and Bruce Scanlon, three sound guardians who weave their gifts into deeply healing and immersive sonic experiences.

Guided by the resonance of Ten Sacred Gongs, they craft immersive soundscapes that realign the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to deep healing and expanded inner awareness.

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  • Tailored, immersive sessions for individuals, couples, or small groups. Held in your home or chosen sacred space.

  • Perfect for yoga, healing, or wellness retreats. Our gongs amplify the depth of your offering, guiding participants into expanded awareness and integration.

  • A unique and unforgettable sound experience for conscious festivals, with rich harmonies that anchor and elevate the collective energy.

  • Bring deep relaxation and nervous system reset to your team. Ideal for mindful workplaces, conferences, and offsite retreats.

  • We love co-creating with breathwork facilitators, yoga teachers, and ceremonialists. Together, we weave sound into greater healing containers.

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Bruce has been fortunate to study with groundbreaking Western teachers keeping alive ancient lineages including Jill Purce, Ton Akkermans and Linda Starwolf. Bruce brings years of ceremonial practice to each performance, connecting listeners to that

Bruce has been fortunate to study with groundbreaking Western teachers keeping alive ancient lineages including Jill Purce, Ton Akkermans and Linda Starwolf. Bruce brings years of ceremonial practice to each performance, connecting listeners to that which is beyond words. He favours the gongs and bowls as highly resonant instruments that carry “fat vibration”- harmonics and frequencies far beyond the range of digital music. Sound is the genesis of form.

For Bina Iris, the path of sound and music is a soulful journey — one of authentic expression and deep reverence for the essence that flows through her. Sacred instruments, especially the gongs, have become her teachers, revealing the profound power

For Bina Iris, the path of sound and music is a soulful journey — one of authentic expression and deep reverence for the essence that flows through her. Sacred instruments, especially the gongs, have become her teachers, revealing the profound power of sound and frequency. Each session she offers is an invitation to return to harmony. Bina is honoured to do this work and to share sound experiences that hold the potential to open gateways for deep energetic transformation.

Jenine’s journey with the gong began in India, where she first experienced the transformative power of sound. Her practice has since been deeply shaped by the teachings of Don Conreaux, one of the original visionaries of the gong as a modern healing

Jenine’s journey with the gong began in India, where she first experienced the transformative power of sound. Her practice has since been deeply shaped by the teachings of Don Conreaux, one of the original visionaries of the gong as a modern healing instrument. She continues to follow the evolving practices of those devoted to the sacred science of sound. For Jenine, this is a living practice not only spiritual, but deeply somatic, resonating through the nervous system, the body’s waters, and the field of consciousness.

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Private sessions, retreats, festivals, or custom experiences—we bring transformational sound to your event.

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  • A Gong Bath is a meditative sound healing experience where participants are immersed in the vibrations of harmonized gongs. The sound waves gently guide the body into deep relaxation and the mind into expanded states of awareness.

  • Not at all. Our sound journeys are open to everyone—no previous experience with meditation or sound healing is required. Just come with an open heart and comfortable clothing.

  • We recommend bringing a yoga mat, blanket, eye mask, and anything that helps you feel cozy and supported while lying down. Some people also bring a journal for post-session reflections.

  • Absolutely. We offer custom sound experiences for retreats, private ceremonies, wellness festivals, and more. You can fill out the booking form on this page and we’ll be in touch

  • Most sessions are between 60 to 90 minutes, but we can adjust the length based on the type of event and your specific needs.