Sound Reaches Where Words Cannot.

Vibration Before Melody.

Sound healing is not a performance. Nobody is listening for your technique — they are lying down with their eyes closed, and what matters is what the vibration does to their nervous system.

Indian tradition has always described the universe as beginning in sound. Naad is that idea: that vibration comes before form, and that the right resonance can settle a body and mind that will not settle by thinking. Sound healing puts that principle into practice with instruments that produce long, sustained, overtone-rich tones.

The instruments themselves are not difficult to strike. What takes training is timing, restraint and listening — knowing how long to let a bowl ring, when silence is doing more than sound, and how to read the breathing of the person in front of you and respond to it.

This course teaches both halves. You will learn the instruments properly, and you will learn how to structure and hold a full session for another person, safely and without guesswork.

Choose the Depth, Not Just the Dates.

Students arrive in Rishikesh with very different amounts of time, and very different intentions — some for their own practice, some to work with others professionally. The course comes in four honest sizes, and we will tell you plainly which one fits.

Not sure which to take? Start shorter. Many students begin with seven or ten sessions and extend while they are here — it is far easier to add sessions than to rush a course you have already paid for.