The Himalayan home of singing-bowl craft and Nada Yoga, where you learn bowls and gongs at the source from the makers and Tibetan-rooted sound healers.
The Himalayan home of singing-bowl craft and Nada Yoga, where you learn bowls and gongs at the source from the makers and Tibetan-rooted sound healers.
BirthplaceUnbroken lineageHeritageMeccaA ten-day professional sound-healing training in Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu, grounded in classical Himalayan and Tibetan practice. Each day runs from a morning theory/healing session through practical bowl and gong technique, self-practice, and an outdoor 'tuning with nature' session; students learn chakra balancing, vibroacoustic and massage techniques, kundalini work and self-healing. Meals are included and the course leads to a school certification.
A residential, full-day immersion in Himalayan singing-bowl healing in Nepal where the practice is rooted, in a small group, with daily hands-on practice and certification.
It is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School in Budhanilkantha/Thamel offering certified 200/300/500-hour teacher training plus dedicated sound-healing and singing-bowl therapy courses, led by founder and certified yoga therapist Yogesh Pokhrel.
Practitioner / Sound Therapist Diploma (College of Sound Healing) or Sound Healing & Therapy Certificate (Globe Institute) · Certifying body: No single global body; recognized diplomas via College of Sound Healing (UK), Globe Institute (state-approved, USA); Nada Yoga tradition
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