PEACE PAUSE FOR THE PEOPLE
The Winter Nervous System Sanctuary
December 10th | 7:30 PM – 8:45 PM
Price: $70
New York winter living subjects your body to chronic sensory and psychological overdrive. When your nervous system stays locked in a state of hyper-vigilance, it creates a "Core Crisis"—a state of unreasoning, physiological fear that paralyzes our ability to think, connect, and dream. We cannot think our way out of a fried system; we have to physically signal safety to our brainstems.
Join us at Method Collective for an energetic reset designed to inspire a collective walkout from the burnout machine.
The evening will feature a live soundscape of looping vocals and instrumental waves and a two point classical acupuncture protocol focused entirely on collective de-escalation and internal clarity by Sound Healing Alchemist ArinMaya (of Resistance Revival Chorus) and Master Acupuncturist Tabitha Silver (of Body Mechanics), respectively.
Attendees will leave feeling replenished, rejuvenated, recentered and rested.
NO DRUGS. NO WAITING LISTS. NO COPAYS. REST IS OUR RESISTANCE.
About the Facilitators
Tabitha Silver, L.Ac. is a licensed acupuncturist with over a decade of clinical experience specializing in chronic pain, body mechanics, and nervous system regulation. As the founder of Body Mechanics Acupuncture and creator of the Core Crisis framework, her work illuminates how chronic stress and hypervigilance lock into the body’s deepest survival muscle—the psoas—creating cascading tension across the spine, breath, and neck. Blending Acupuncture Physical Medicine and myofascial trigger point release with a lineage inspired by the New York Black Panthers and Young Lords’ pioneering work in liberation acupuncture, she treats nervous system regulation as both clinical care and collective restoration.
ArinMaya is a genre-bending singer, songwriter, sound healer, and activist celebrated for what Grammy-nominated vocalist Gregory Porter describes as “a unique and ancient sound.” Rooted in her upbringing on Chicago’s South Side and grounded in West African rhythms, choral traditions, and acoustic improvisation, she weaves vocal resonance and vibrational soundscapes to create deeply restorative spaces for collective healing and community connection.
Together, Tabitha and ArinMaya bridge clinical East Asian medicine, liberation-rooted care, and ancestral sound in the Peace Pause—guiding participants out of chronic hypervigilance and back into deep, embodied rest.