Bracelet Mala Making, Mantra & Sound Meditation

This evening workshop at Tibet House US in New York City brings together gemstone mala making, mantra, meditation, and Tibetan sound healing. Led by Satya Scainetti, founder of Satya Jewelry, and sound practitioner and author Lisa Annese, it is a hands-on spiritual workshop for anyone who wants to set intentions for the New Year and leave with a bracelet mala they made themselves. No experience is needed.

What to Expect

The workshop runs two hours, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM ET, and moves through a clear arc. It opens with intention setting for the New Year and a short sacred ceremony. From there you make your own gemstone mala bracelet, a personal talisman meant to support your intentions, inner peace, and well-being.

Meditation, mantra, and sound run through the evening. Together the group chants "Humme Hum Brahm Hum," affirming the divine spark within each person, and explores the idea of the sacred thread that connects each bead, each prayer, and each of us. Lisa Annese leads the Tibetan sound healing, with its healing vibrations. The evening closes with everyone leaving with a finished, one-of-a-kind bracelet infused with their personal intention.

About Satya Scainetti

Satya Scainetti is the founder and creator of Satya Jewelry, a brand that grew out of her lifelong spiritual path. After more than 25 years of studying Eastern spiritual traditions, she was given the name "Satya," meaning "truth," and launched her jewelry line in 2002. With a background in social work and a deep compassion for children, she founded The Satya Foundation, which supported children worldwide with education and healthy living. A devoted yogi and mother of twin boys, she teaches through her signature mala-making workshops, yoga retreats, and speaking engagements at wellness gatherings around the world.

About Lisa Annese

Lisa Annese is an author, motivational speaker, teacher, and sound therapist. She owns The Space by Lisa Annese, a spiritual healing and retreat center in Wyckoff, NJ, and hosts several retreats each year at Menla Retreat & Dewa Spa. Her first book, I Am Light, shares stories from her own path of finding her light and helping others do the same. She is also a hearing loss advocate, supporting her son who has permanent hearing loss, and has spoken openly about turning darkness into light and embracing challenges as lessons.

The Setting

The workshop is held in person at Tibet House US, 22 West 15th Street, New York, NY 10011, in Manhattan. It is an in-person event only.

Before You Go

All levels are welcome. No prior experience with jewelry making, meditation, or chanting is needed, and the evening suits newcomers and experienced practitioners alike. Come as you are.

Included are the gemstone mala bracelet you make during the session, the guided intention setting and ceremony, and the guided mantra chanting, meditation, and Tibetan sound healing. In-person attendees also receive access to the online recording, which is emailed within one to three business days after the event.