About
The third module on the Path of Sound is an education in becoming a meditation guide, using sound as the central tool. This is an in-depth training in traditional meditation techniques from the paths of Nāda and Tantra Yoga, as well as modern meditation techniques with voice, singing bowls and other instruments.
Students learn to facilitate individual and group sessions, applying the voice and different instruments. In this training there is also a lot of attention for the development of teaching skills and the general facilitation of a sound meditation. There will be plenty of opportunities to practice these skills within the group of participants.
Main Subjects
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Guided Meditation on Subtle Sounds
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Sound Meditation with Singing Bowls, Drones, Mantra, etc.
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Tantrik Meditations – Practices from the Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra
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Facilitating a Sound Journey
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Teaching skills
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Facilitation of Individual and Group Sessions
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Practice of Giving (Karma Yoga)
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Much more
Included
A Nine Months Training
The structure of this training is the similar to the module 1 and 2.
The main difference is that this module contains 9 months - instead of 3 or 6 months - and that this training culminates in a 3-day in-person retreat. The training starts off with a 3-day in-person intensive.
Includes:
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2 in-person intensives of 3 days each (including accommodation and all vegetarian meals)
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9 months of guidance
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9 teaching sessions (video) - 1 each month
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9 practice sessions (video) – 1 each month
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9 live group calls (through Zoom)
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Written course + suggested reading material
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Peer practice
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Community support
Dates
To be announced.
Prices
To be announced.
What people say...
“The sound training has profoundly transformed my life. When I began, I was in the middle of an identity crisis and felt exhausted—even from music, which had once been such an important part of my life. By opening myself to sound and vibration, I found light again in the darkness and discovered a new voice within myself.
What touched me most about the way of teaching was the warm, supportive atmosphere and Surya’s gentle yet clear guidance. Each time, it felt safe to open myself, and there was space for everyone’s process. The training gave me a solid foundation to experience sound not only spiritually but also to integrate it into my professional path.
Today, I use sound in different ways: I compose mantras, guide children through sound and movement, and even explore how sound healing can find a place within mainstream healthcare, with a special focus on children. Without this training and the guidance I received, I probably would never have come to this point. The training has connected me not only with music, but also with myself and with a community where I truly feel at home.”
- Jamine
