There is something deep, ancient and primitive that registers at some level in our body when we hear the hypnotic beating patterns of a natural sounding drum.
History tells us that for thousands of years Shamans and Healers from different cultures and continents around the world have been aware and made use of the power of sound healing and sound vibration for healing. More recently scientists have been researching how and why the tones and rhythms of drumming have such an immediate affect on us and this information is gradually bridging the gap between science, orthodox medicine and alternative healing.
During a sound healing therapy session a healer or practitioner might use other percussive instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, khosi bells, tuning forks and so on along with various drums.
Many of the ancient methods of energy healing combined sounds of drumming with voice chanting and these old traditions exist today on many continents and are in constant use in alternative healing sound therapy sessions.
If you strike a drum, the skin of the drum vibrates. This movement of the skin of the drum produces air pressure variations and vibrations which travel through the air creating the sound waves of the drum. These sound waves travel into our ears through the ear canal until they reach the eardrum. Your brain then tells you that you are hearing a sound and distinguishes what that sound is.
Everything in the universe is moving.
Anything that moves creates some kind of sound. Where there is movement there is vibration which causes sound waves, however small.
The difference between what is sound and what is noise depends on the listener. Sound to most people could be described as that which is pleasant or acceptable to the ear. Noise on the other hand could be described as that which is annoying, uncomfortable, and far from pleasing to our ears.
On our sound healing course we demonstrate many different sound healing instruments visually and audibly by means of our high quality professional video tutorial lectures. Drumming, particularly slow hypnotic drumming patterns can have a very pleasing, relaxing and reassuring affect on our entire being.
Anyone can take a drum and begin tapping rhythms which can resonate at a deep level in our body, mind and souls. The complete course is presented on 61 easy to understand practical video lectures. It is comparable to watching a real live workshop or training course in the comfort of your own home, at your own pace and in your own time.
Anyone can take a drum and begin tapping rhythms which can resonate at a deep level in our body, mind and souls. The complete course is presented on 61 easy to understand practical video lectures. It is comparable to watching a real live workshop or training course in the comfort of your own home, at your own pace and in your own time.
When you have completed the course you will receive your certified Diploma in Sound Healing Therapy.
Your most asked question
Is sound healing based on ancient methods?
Yes, sound healing in different forms date back thousands of years. Shamans and healers from different cultures around the world practiced healing methods using the sounds of drums, vocal chanting and different types of sound healing instruments and music to help heal the body. If you would like to know more about our online course click the link below.
