Nada Yoga : The Ancient Yoga Of Sound

Nada Yoga: The Ancient Yoga of Sound. A person lies on a mat surrounded by Tibetan singing bowls while two teachers kneel beside them holding mallets, in front of a Jeevatman Yogshala banner.

Quick Answer: Nada Yoga is the traditional yoga of sound. The Sanskrit word nada means sound or vibration, and the practice uses chanting, humming, music and attentive listening to focus the mind and move toward stillness. It includes outer sound you can hear, such as the voice or a bowl, and inner sound that practitioners […]

Sound Healing for Sleep and Insomnia: How It Works and What to Try

Group resting on mats during a sound bath with singing bowls and a gong, with an inset of a practitioner playing a singing bowl over a person lying down

Quick Answer: Sound healing may help some people relax and wind down before bed, which can support a calmer evening and better sleep habits. But the evidence that it treats insomnia is limited, and it is not a medical treatment. If you want to try it, use soft, steady sounds at a low volume as […]

How to Start a Sound Healing Business After Your Certification

Sound healing practitioner playing a singing bowl over a client lying down, beside a teacher seated with singing bowls and a gong

Quick Answer: To start a sound healing business after certification, decide who you want to serve, choose one or two simple service formats (such as private sessions, small group sound baths or workshops), sort out the legal and professional basics, price your sessions sustainably, and then find your first clients through practice sessions, local partnerships […]

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