Community Wellness & Sound Healing Gatherings in Bengaluru
Wellness is a journey best shared. Whether it is a full moon meditation under the open sky or a collective yoga session, these gatherings are where we connect, share energy, and grow together.
An invitation to celebrate International Yoga Day with a free Full Moon Sound Meditation session. This event is a perfect opportunity to connect with our community and experience the transformative power of sound.
An overhead shot of a sound healing session in Cubbon Park. This was a magical way to celebrate Yoga Day, connecting with a wonderful group of people in the embrace of nature.
A graphic inviting you to our free Full Moon Sound Meditation on International Yoga Day. These special events are designed to be uplifting and connect our community through shared practice.
An intimate Full Moon meditation session held in a cozy, wood-paneled room. The candlelight and focused group energy create a truly special and uplifting atmosphere for healing and connection.
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You do not need to be a seasoned practitioner to join these circles. Whether we are meeting in the open green space of Cubbon Park or a quiet indoor studio, the goal remains the same: collective grounding. Simply bring your yoga mat, a bottle of water, and a willingness to step out of the city's daily rush for an hour or two.
My approach to these events is rooted in the belief that energy is contagious. When a group sits together in silence, the vibrational impact of the Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls, and gongs is naturally amplified, creating a deeper, more resonant experience for everyone present than you might find in a solitary practice.
These gatherings—ranging from Full Moon meditations to International Yoga Day celebrations—serve as essential touchpoints for our community in Bengaluru. We often combine sound with light Hatha Yoga or pranayama to prepare the body, ensuring that by the time we enter the sound bath, you are physically ready to release tension and mentally prepared to settle into the silence.
These are not just wellness classes; they are opportunities to meet like-minded people who are also seeking a pause button in their hectic schedules. I prioritize these gatherings because they provide a safe space to explore concepts like Nada Yoga and the science of vibration without the pressure of a structured, long-term course. If you have been looking for a supportive community to experience a sound bath, I invite you to join us.
Kalariyogi Shriram
I’m Shriram, and I believe that finding inner quiet is often easier when we do it together. I started these community gatherings because I have seen how quickly a group can create a supportive energy that you just cannot find when practicing alone.
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