About the Facilitator
Dawn Lazar is a sound and energy facilitator with over 30 years of yoga practice and a deep commitment to ongoing study and embodied learning.
Dawn works with sound and vibration through Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls infused with earth elements along with other instruments, offering frequencies that are both powerful and refined, supporting the body’s natural capacity for regulation and coherence.
Dawn is passionate about helping people slow down in today’s fast-paced culture and reconnect with the earth and their inner rhythms.
Based in Mammoth Lakes, with a second home in San Juan Capistrano, Dawn’s work is deeply inspired by the landscapes that surround her: mountains, water and wide-open skies.
The Land Holds Us
A Restorative Gathering for Self, Community & the Land w/ Dawn Lazar
This month, we gather beneath the Full Moon! A beautiful reminder of the cycles of nature and an invitation to pause, reflect, release and reconnect with our own inner rhythms.
The Land Holds Us is a restorative community gathering rooted in reconnection with yourself, one another and the natural world.
This 60-minute experience weaves together conscious breath, gentle movement and a restorative sound immersion to support nervous system regulation and reconnect the body with its natural rhythms of repair, renewal and harmony.
The farm is already offering its own symphony, the songs of birds, the breeze moving through the trees, children laughing in the distance and the steady pulse of the land. As the Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls begin to sing, they don’t replace these sounds, they join them, creating a rich soundscape that harmonizes with your breath, your heartbeat and nature’s rhythm.
Together, we explore the energy we bring into ourselves and the collective field we create. When we gather in stillness and shared presence, our awareness and intention can feel amplified, reminding us that how we care for ourselves influences how we show up in our relationships and communities. The ripple begins here and continues beyond the farm.
Guests are welcome to linger afterward, spend time with the land, soak in the late afternoon light, and gently transition back into the rhythm of the day.
What to Expect
- A somatic practice that supports expansion, harmony and inner peace
- Connection and awareness through all five senses
- Time to settle the body before resting, so stillness feels supportive rather than forced
- Simple self-soothing tools to reset, restore balance and support a natural state of flow
- Resting in sound vibrations allowing the body to naturally recalibrate
- An invitation to soften the heart and extend healing energy into the community
- Time and space to integrate onsite fully supported by nature and the elements
What to Bring
- Dress in cozy layers
- Yoga mat/pad, pillow, blanket and eye covering for optimal comfort in your restorative resting pose
- Water or tea in a sealed container
Peace Dome activities help us reconnect to the land by sharing experiences that create reverence to the thousands of years old history of interconnectedness.
By coming together as a community, we are able to reflect on our relationship to this planet and this farm in order to help better steward it with a deep sense of peace. This work is just one of the ways in which we help envision a future of meaningful investment in our food, our neighbors, our children, and of course, this magical farm.