Group Sound Healing

The experience

You arrive, settle onto a mat with a bolster and blanket, and are guided into stillness. The practitioner then plays singing bowls, gongs and other instruments for an extended period while the group rests. There is nothing to follow along with. The session closes slowly, with a few minutes of quiet before people leave. Group sessions are a good way to experience sound healing for the first time.

What to expect

• Mats, bolsters and blankets set out in a circle or rows
• A short guided settling into stillness
• An extended wash of singing bowls, gongs and complementary instruments
• A slow close with a few minutes of silence
• A small group — usually up to sixteen people

Your practitioners

Your teacher

Grand Master Akash Banjara

Founder & Guiding Teacher

Known to many as Yogi Akash, the founder of NSHISCHOOL was born in Gorkha and raised among temples and Himalayan culture. He studied with temple gurus, monks, yogis and traditional masters in Nepal, with deeper study in Rishikesh, Dharamshala, Sikkim and Vrindavan. His teaching brings together sound therapy, yoga, meditation, Reiki and vibrational awareness, shared across Asia, Europe and Australia over more than eighteen years.

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Your teacher

Ashok Sharma Bhatta

Yoga & Sound Healer

Ashok Sharma Bhatta teaches yoga and sound healing at NSHISCHOOL, guiding students and session guests through movement, breath and sound across the school's programmes.

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Available sessions

Choose a practitioner, date and time when you book.