Sound Healing Training

Advance Sound Healing Course

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About the Course

Designed for graduates of Levels I and II, this Level III Master Certification equips you with advanced techniques in 12-chakra systems, elemental therapy, and sound healing instruction. Nestled near Boudhanath Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this course blends Himalayan wisdom with modern science to transform you into a globally accredited sound healing master.
Type Non Residential
PrerequisitesNone
LanguageEnglish

COURSE DETAILS

Overview

This Advanced Sound Healing Training Course is designed to take you past simple relaxation and plunge you into clinical and energetic mastery. It is a rigorous, deeply immersive journey that bridges ancient vibrational wisdom with the frontier of modern neuroscience. Here, you will transform your intuitive love for sound into a grounded, certified professional practice.

What is Singing Bowl

A singing bowl is a metallic bowl made from special alloy. Its Sanskrit Name is Dhwani patra resonance bowl). It is a type of standing bell played by striking or rubbing its rim with a wooden leather-wrapped mallet. Singing bowls—also known as Tibetan Singing Bowls, Himalayan Bowls, Rin Gong (in Japan), or Suzu Gong—are traditionally handcrafted from a blend of seven sacred metals:

Type of Singing Bowl

There are various types of Singing Bowls available in the market. People buy them for various reasons. Some keep them as a decoration piece while some spend fortunes as collectors. Some buy it for giving away as a gift. In general musicians, healers and therapists look for a high-quality singing bowl.

Daily Schedule

Daily Schedule

Day 1: Foundations & History

Opening Session: Sacred Ceremony: Invocation with Tibetan mantras and crystal bowls to set intentions. History of Sound Healing: Ancient practices in Egypt, Tibet, and Vedic India. Evolution of singing bowls in Himalayan rituals. Advanced Bowl Techniques: Precision in striking, rimming, and harmonic layering. Selecting bowls for specific frequencies (e.g., 432Hz for heart chakra).

Day 2: Vedic & Tibetan Systems

Vedic Chakra System: Seed Mantras (Bija): Chanting Lam, Vam, Ram with corresponding bowl frequencies. Chakra Activation: Using 7-chakra bowls to energize Kundalini flow. Tibetan Sound Therapy: Meridian-based bowl placements and overtone chanting. Integration of gongs/drums for multi-dimensional healing.

Day 3: Brainwave Science & Water Therapy

Brainwave Entrainment: Frequency Mapping: Delta (1–4Hz) for sleep, Theta (4–8Hz) for trauma release. Binaural Beats: Pairing with bowls to induce meditative states. Water Therapy: Cymatics: Visualizing 528Hz patterns in water for emotional release. Aquatic Sound Baths: Submerging bowls for joint/muscle resonance.

Day 4: Sound Vibration Massage & Group Healing

Sound Massage: Neuromuscular Techniques: Bowls on pressure points for myofascial release. Ethical Safety: Avoiding overstimulation in sensitive clients. Group Dynamics: Orchestrating 20+ participants with gongs, drums, and voice harmonization. Managing energy flow and collective intention.

Day 5: Five Elements Balancing

Elemental Theory: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Ether: Link to organs, emotions, and chakras. Bowl Selection: Iron bowls (Earth), crystal bowls (Ether). Practical Session: Designing sound baths to balance elements (e.g., fire imbalance with solar plexus bowls).

Course Highlights

Highlights

12-Chakra Mastery: Advanced techniques for cosmic and earth-star chakras. Teaching Skills: Design curricula, mentor students, and lead certifications. Trauma Protocols: Polyvagal theory paired with 174Hz/528Hz frequencies.