About this Event
Have you been curious about sound baths or interested in incorporating sound into your existing practice? This introductory seminar is designed to give you a hands-on experience of sound work and help you decide whether the full program is right for you.
We’ll spend most of our time exploring and experimenting with a variety of instruments, including crystal and bronze singing bowls, gongs, drums, chimes, and more. We’ll also cover foundational concepts related to the history and science of sound-based modalities.
This seminar is designed for:
- anyone who is simply curious about sound baths and sound healing
- anyone who already knows that they want to begin their journey to become a professional sound practitioner.
Absolute beginners are absolutely welcome!
Time: 10 am - 5 pm (includes 1 hours lunch break; lunch not included in Tuition)
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SEMINAR OUTLINE:
Introductions
Lectures
- Brief history of sound healing
- Introduction to the science of sound healing
Instruments: Demonstration and hands-on exploration
- Drums(30 minutes)
- Metal singing bowls (60 minutes)
Break(1 HR)
Instruments: Demonstration and hands-on exploration
- Crystal singing bowls (60 minutes)
- Gongs (30 minutes)
- Chimes, tuning forks, etc. (40 minutes)
Discussions
- What we experienced
- The challenges of sound healing work
Conclusion
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ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Leah Lumina and Jeremy Ondo are experienced shamanic practitioners and educators with many years of combined experience in energetics. Leah is a lifelong musician who has practiced and taught bodywork before returning to sound. Jeremy draws on his background in history and education to inform both his practice and his teaching of shamanic techniques.
- This 6-hour seminar can either be taken as a stand-alone course or be used as a prerequisite for the full Swonobhi Sound School 100-Hour Sound Practitioner Program. *
Event venue & nearby stays
Way Home Collective Mountain View, 275 Moffett Boulevard, Mountain View, United States