Infinite Possibilities
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What to expect
Infinite Possibilities is built on a simple premise: the present moment is where all your possibilities exist, and most of us are too busy, too tired, or too tightly wound to feel them. A soundbath drops you out of that loop for 75 minutes and gives your nervous system enough room to dream up what could be available to you. Sometimes the answers that surface are practical. Sometimes they’re stranger and bigger than what you’d have allowed yourself on a normal Tuesday.
The soundbath is with our founder Mary-Lynne at Buffalo Firefly’s Brooklyn studio, tucked inside an unsuspecting artist loft building on Nassau Avenue. You walk in expecting nothing and find a bright white room with an arched window and a wall of Crystal Tones® Alchemy Singing Bowls — the same bowls that sound facilitators travel here to train on and buy. Mary-Lynne facilitates the soundbath and runs the education program for facilitators in training.
We set the room up the way a soundbath should actually feel: Brooklyn-made Walden Journey mats, a buckwheat pillow under your head, a weighted eye mask with a trace of lavender, blankets if you want one. Not a yoga mat on a hard floor. Come straight from work — we’ve got the rest.
Sound healing with Crystal Tones® Alchemy Singing Bowls® is a unique and memorable experience. The tones are incredibly pure and powerful. Vibrations move through water in the body five times faster than through the air, helping stimulate circulation, ease muscle relaxation, and improve lymphatic flow. Sound healing has been found to reduce stress, anger, depression, and fatigue.
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About Mary-Lynne
Mary-Lynne is a retired tech-industry design leader and the founder of Buffalo Firefly. She lived in NYC from 1995 to 2009 and Seattle from 2009 to 2021, leading teams at design agencies as well as Microsoft, Facebook, and Zillow. The corporate world eventually left her with a physical, mental, and spiritual deficit that led her to the power of energy and sound healing. She retired to start Buffalo Firefly, which has been around since 2019, opened a healing center in Richmond, VA in 2022, and expanded to Greenpoint, Brooklyn in August 2025. Read more about Mary-Lynne here.
