Episode 5: Embodiment + Generational Healing with WATA
“I really do see it as my responsibility to really dive deep into what is mine and what is inherited, and kind of take the good and leave the rest.”
in this episode
What does it mean to truly embody the lessons learned in your spiritual practice? What generational healing is calling you to move through, and are you embracing the good along the way? In this episode, Shelby sits down with composer, vocalist, sound healer and co-founder of Lazuli Collective WATA. Shelby and WATA dive into why spiritual practice is more about being than it is about doing, and owning our generational gifts alongside our generational healing. You’ll also learn about some beautiful recent and future projects from WATA, from Lazuli Collective curating the Wellness Oasis tent at Coachella, to the release of her music video for her song, Pendulum. Tap into all of the magic at the links below.
About WATA
WATA is a composer, vocalist and sound healer who seamlessly intertwines ancient sound healing traditions with modern lyricism and alternative composition. Her songs create otherworldly soundscapes through vocal and synth layering that touch the heart and sooth the mind. Her influences include ten years of classical violin training, Dhrupad song structure, Andalusian rhythms, and Jazz vocal inflections. WATA has introduced her genre-bending take on New Age meditation music to audiences at Zoratopia Art Basel, Coachella and to subscribers of the Calm app. Her soundbaths intrigue curious listeners and experienced meditators alike. WATA has been featured in Rolling Stone, Billboard, Dummy Mag, and was selected as one of The Digilogue’s 2021 Artists to Watch. As the Co-Founder of Lazuli Collective, she has worked with brands: Chopra, Calm, Goldenvoice, and curated the Wellness Oasis tent at Coachella.
