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Sound Meditation & Healing Sessions

byAmrutha Bindu YogaWorkshops at JP Nagar Studio & OnlineStarts from1,200 Per SessionView full gallery

Step into stillness. Use the healing vibrations of traditional Tibetan singing bowls to quiet the mind and reset your nervous system.

Our sound meditation facilitator, Aarthi, prepares for a session. Each bowl is carefully selected and placed to create a layered, harmonious experience that guides participants into deep states of rest and self-healing.

What happens in a sound bath session? We begin by setting a *sankalpa* (an intention), then you simply lie down in *shavasana* and allow the layers of sound to wash over you. This video answers common questions about our sessions.

"Every frequency was hitting different parts of my body." Listen to a participant share her personal experience of a sound meditation session, describing the journey through different sensations to a state of deep, quiet awareness.

A glimpse into a live sound meditation session. Participants lie in a state of receptive rest as the practitioner moves around them, playing the bowls to create an immersive field of healing vibrations.

Have you heard the divine sound of a prayer bowl? Made from metals with high vibrational capacity, their sound is incredibly soothing to the nervous system. Here, one of our students explores the calming resonance of a bowl.

A moment of stillness before a sound meditation workshop begins. The practice is a journey inward, using sound as a vehicle to connect with the silence and intelligence that lies beyond rational thought.

A close-up of a Tibetan singing bowl, etched with the sacred mantra 'Om Mani Padme Hum'. These instruments are not just beautiful objects but are tools for Nada Yoga, the yoga of sound, used for centuries to promote healing.

The Ghanta, or ritual bell, used in our sound healing sessions. Its clear, high-frequency tone helps to clear the space and focus the mind, preparing participants for a deeper meditative experience.

Our monthly sound bath sessions are a perfect way to reset. Held on the first Sunday of every month, they offer a sanctuary of stillness and sound to help you unwind from the stresses of modern life.

The arrangement of bowls for a sound bath is an art in itself. The different sizes and metals produce a range of frequencies that work on various energy centers in the body, promoting balance and harmony.

About Sound Meditation & Healing

Unlike an asana class where you actively work your muscles, these sessions are about receptive rest. You lie down in shavasana, and the vibrations from Tibetan singing bowls work directly on the nervous system to shift you from a state of doing into being. If you have never done this before, know that your only task is to hold an intention, a sankalpa, and remain still while the sound does the heavy lifting.

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