Photo by Dylan Hodder

Sarah Marlowe Spence, also known as Premratna, is a singer, dreamworker, Soul Coach, Dalian Method facilitator and flower essence practitioner based between New Zealand's beautiful Bay of Plenty and Auckland. 

Sarah’s podcast based on astrological midlife transits is Unraveling Midlife.

Services

Sarah is a certified HypnoSuccess® Soul Coach, working with people to connect with their true selves.

A dreamer from way back, Sarah runs Dreamwork sessions to delve into dream symbology of both sleeping and waking dreams. She facilitates this using tools from Yasodhara Yoga and the Dalian Method for crystal clear inner clarity.

Sarah facilitates Dalian Method private sessions for those who want to transform the repressed thought forms and emotions that create negative symptoms, whether physical, emotional, mental or spiritual.

Sarah holds a Certificate in New Zealand Native Flower Essence Therapy and has completed four certificates in the Medicine Woman School of Esoteric and Shamanic Studies.

Sarah has studied Astrology from a teenager and is working towards a Diploma in Astrology through Astrovision.

Music

Photo courtesy of Evolve Festival

A singer/songwriter with a folky acoustic vibe, kirtan artist and teacher, Sarah also collaborates with yoga teachers to take students into deep calm through active sound meditations. She has studied nada yoga, the yoga of sound alongside her yoga teaching and associated qualifications.

A classically trained singer, Sarah’s musical inspirations really took off spending time in nature whilst working in the mountains in New Zealand and Canada. She spent extended periods of time working and studying at residential yoga centres (ashrams) in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and India, and has four teacher training certifications.

Kirtan (joyful chanting) is the practice of singing your heart open; it is the music aspect of yoga. The leader facilitates group singing with a simple melody, often in Sanskrit, which the group sings back. The accompanying instruments support as the chant increases in intensity before pulling back to a silence perfect for meditation. Experience it to understand - you don't need to be able to sing!

Sarah's sanksrit name Premratna translates as 'jewel of unconditional love'. Sanskrit names are often given in yoga traditions with the intention of reminding the recipient of their highest potential.