"Agapic Chants was a magical experience. It transformed one of my deepest sorrows that previously felt like it had no bottom, into a poem that I was here to express in the world. Singing it together with Nathan helped move the transformation through my entire system. It wasn't just a change in perspective, it reached my body, heart, and soul."
Rosa Lewis
This might be for you if
You carry something that's seeking expression and want support doing it
You long for deeper connection and need actual practices, not just ideas
You love to sing โ or were told you can't, and part of you still believes that
You want spaces that help you experience mystery without the guru bullshit
You need space to move stuck emotional energy
You want more loving relationships and you're ready to open your heart
You want to practice stabilizing profound trust in your body
How it works
The Session
Share what's moving through you
Together we shape it into a chant
You receive a recording
With your permission, it joins the collective repertoire
What You Receive
Support in exploring your world
Help articulating what's hard to express
A well-held space to feel
A personal chant you can sing with others
Suggested Prices
RegularTwo sessions + home recordingโฌ500
Supporter4 sessions + studio recording, funds a scholarship for someone elseโฌ2000
"We mapped a recent professional conflict I had back to some much deeper issues and then transformed those old associations into an empowering sense of being reborn. And then to top it all off โ in a surprising twist โ Nathan and I wrote a song about it!"
A.J. Bond
You might be wondering
If you can talk, you can chant. The contraction in your throat isn't about pitch โ it's about what you stopped saying when someone told you your voice didn't matter. The practice of chanting works with that directly.
No. Agapic Chants creates space for what's sacred without requiring belief. You can belong to any religion or none. You don't need to sign up for an ideology or cosmology. You just need to show up and see what's there.
No. Agapic Chants is not a replacement for therapy or treatment for mental illness. It's a structured practice space. If you're working with a therapist, this can complement that work. If you need therapy, get therapy first.
Nothing becomes part of the collective repertoire without your explicit permission. The 1:1 session is confidential. You decide what, if anything, gets shared.
About Nathan
I've spent decades working where sound meets transformation. PhD in sociology of religion, years as a musician and songwriter, a decade designing ritual spaces for people navigating what matters most. I founded the Respond project and have sat with people through their hardest moments. I've also spent long stretches in monasteries and meditation retreats.
With Agapic Chants, I use the simple social technology of singing together to create conditions where something can shift. The work draws on all of it: academic training in how meaning-making works, musical practice, contemplative training, and years holding space when things fall apart. I hold space and provide structure. The work happens through you, not to you.