Sound Healing Nepal

Sound Healing Nepal offers sound healing and Nāda yoga courses in Nepal and around the world. I work primarily with you individually in Nepal but also offer teaching to groups outside Nepal. The courses are steeped deeply in traditional methods, allowing you to gain a clear understanding of core concepts. You will learn about sound, frequency, tones from both Eastern and Western views. You will also learn different methodologies to apply sound therapy for various healing methods.

The techniques taught are being used very effectively by my students, each following their heart choosing traditional, contemporary, or even consecrating new methods as demanded by the times and situations.

The courses are designed based on your nature, interests, and needs. While there is no fixed syllabus, all courses focus primarily on awakening esoteric healing through sounds. We explore both intrinsic and external vibration stimulation originating from nature’s sounds — singing bowls, bells, tingsha, drums, gongs, voice, etc.

If you wish to inquire, know I welcome all who wish to learn. My teaching style is slow and detailed, suitable for those who want to deeply enter this ancient art and cultivate compassion. I happily welcome beginners with no prior knowledge, and those with learning disabilities or psychological struggles — we will walk slowly together with laughter.

You are most welcome. You have always believed you are a special, compassionate person who wants to heal yourself and assist others in their healing. Together, we will awaken the sleeping healer in you.

INDIVIDUAL COURSES
10 day Intermediate healer course — 50–60 hours
15 day Advanced healer course —— 75–90 hours
15 day Nāda yogi course ————— 75–90 hours (prerequisite: Advanced healer course)

GROUP WORKSHOPS (Not available in Nepal yet, but coming soon)
3 day Self-healing ———————— 15–18 hours
5 day Self-healing ———————— 20–30 hours
7 day Healer course ——————— 35–40 hours

Discover the rich heritage and sacred history of the Gong — from its inception in ancient China, this powerful instrument of healing has journeyed through Burma, Bali, the Himalayas, and now resonates in healing spaces across nearly every corner of the world.

From how ancient masters used it to how its purpose has evolved in today’s world, now supported by 21st-century science.

This training will guide you into the heart of Gong practice — not only how to play, but how to hold space, read energy, and create deep shifts through vibration. You’ll learn how to conduct powerful sessions — from stress-reduction sound baths to Kundalini activations, trauma-informed journeys, and even Integrated Gong Baths™, a unique system developed through years of practice and research.

You’ll also explore subtle techniques passed down to my students, now being used in mental health counseling and somatic therapy settings.

Gong Establishment — 3 Days, 15 Hours

Gong Masterclass —— 5 Days, 30 Hours

When I ask students in my sound healing sessions, “What is the oldest sound instrument used by humans?”, most respond with drums or flutes. And yes, the oldest known flute — the Neanderthal flute found in Slovenia — is over 50,000 years old. But we often forget the one instrument we are all born with: our voice.

From birds singing to insects vibrating the air with distinct frequencies, nature has always expressed through sound. Our own voice is not only a means of expression but a direct tool for healing — especially when aligned with awareness.

In this course, we explore voice as sacred practice, through chanting mantras and sūtras with proper pronunciation, rhythm, and understanding. It's not just about mechanical repetition; it's about inner alignment. When mantra is pronounced consciously and its meaning understood, its impact becomes many times more powerful.

One of the tasks entrusted to me by my teacher is to chant Buddhist mantras and sūtras in their original form, as passed down in the Sanskrit tradition. If a chant is not originally in Sanskrit, I respectfully retranslate it — and once permission is received, I chant it anew with intention and clarity.

Though born into a Sanskrit-learning family — first from my grandfather, then my father — it was only after my engineering studies and personal spiritual journey that I realized the profound value of what I had received.

Long-Term Process |Online\Offline|

• 🕉️ Chanting a Selected Sūtra
  Learn to chant a powerful sūtra in Sanskrit with correct pronunciation, rhythm, and meaning. This process is deep and personal — it may take days, weeks, or even months, depending on your pace and readiness for contemplation.



5–10 Day Immersive Course |Online\Offline|

• Understanding and Practicing Mantras
  Explore different types of mantras and learn to work with three traditional mantras through proper chanting. You'll also discover how to compose, sing, and use your voice in alignment with your healing intention.


• Voice in Sound Healing
  Learn how to integrate your voice into sound healing sessions, both for yourself and others. We explore its resonance, sensitivity, and power to carry intention.



5–7 or Longer |Offline|

• Integration with Your Path
  Whether you work with shamanic traditions, yoga, energy healing, or other paths, I will do my best to support you in integrating these practices into what you're already doing — not replacing, but deepening. This integration process is often explored over 5 to 7 days, or longer, depending on your personal journey.

In Nepali, we often hear our elders say, “ध्यानले पढ्नु” (dhyanle padhnu), which means study mindfully, or “ध्यानले हिँड्नु” (dhyanle hidnu), walk mindfully — especially when crossing slippery slopes or in the dark.

The word ध्यान (dhyan) is used whenever we need to be fully aware, careful, and present in the moment. It’s a simple reminder to pay attention — to be aware, not just physically, but with our whole being.

So simple, right? Maybe that’s why our mind can’t quite grasp how this simple thing can do wonders...

This dhyan, so simple, yet so profound — the Buddhas and the Rishis deeply understood the profound power of this... thingy...

Under proper guidance, genuine effort and consistency

This dhyan ( Simply being aware ) could penetrate where no sound could, no touch or smell could penetrate — beyond our traumas, beyond our interpretations, and far beyond the endless chatter of thoughts.

It could take us to the very core of awareness, the source that shapes our life, meaning, suffering, and even enlightenment.

Sometimes, it even gifts us a clear view — a way to see the true nature of all these experiences and phenomena.

And the most beautiful part? This is available to everyone, no matter what their outer circumstances are.

One of the ways I work — and this might sound unusual — is that I usually offer the foundational courses in person.

In fact, sometimes it's the advanced courses that continue online.

Why? Because if the foundation is shaky, it doesn’t matter how much you decorate it — it won’t be the real thing. Deep practices like meditation need to be rooted in direct experience, proper guidance, and real presence. That’s why I place strong emphasis on building a clear, grounded base before anything else.

Foundational Course | In-Person |

Establishment in Dhyāna -- 5 Days.

Hridaya Dhyāna – Meditation from the Heart Center -- 5 Days

Advanced Meditation Course / Retreats | Online / In-Person |

10-Day Sitting

15-Day Sitting

30-Day Sitting

This course is not open to everyone.

As a practitioner and lineage holder of some inner tantric practices, I share these teachings primarily with sincere seekers. For Indian and Nepalese practitioners, these practices are only given after understanding their Kuldevī, as conflicts can create more problems than benefits. These practices should only begin after understanding your prior practices and ishta deva.

The whole purpose of these teachings is to guide you towards K**** and support deep inner energy work.