Our Teacher Training Program is designed for those who wish to deepen their personal practice and also learn how to teach and guide others with confidence, clarity, and heart. This unique training blends the ancient wisdom of Yoga with the healing power of Sound—rooted in the spiritual traditions of Guru Gorakhnath, the Nath yogis, and Nepal’s sacred heritage.

🔔 Sound Healing Teacher Training

Explore the ancient science of sound for healing and meditation, including:

• Use of singing bowls, bells, gongs, and voice
• Chakra balancing with sound
• Mantra chanting and sacred vibrations
• Sound Bath techniques for group or private sessions
• The science behind sound and its effect on the nervous system
• How to create healing spaces using sound

Learn to lead Sound Meditations, Kirtan, and Sound Therapy sessions with confidence.

✦ Who is this for?

• Aspiring yoga teachers
• Healers, wellness guides, and therapists
• Spiritual seekers who want to go deeper
• Anyone drawn to the power of yoga and sound for healing and awakening

✦ What You’ll Gain

• International Certification (Yoga Alliance, if applicable)
• A deeper connection to your body, mind, and spirit
• Skills to guide others on their healing journey
• A supportive community of fellow seekers
• The blessings of practicing in the spiritual land of Nepal, near sacred sites of Guru Gorakhnath

This is not just a course—it’s a transformational journey. Whether you choose to teach or simply live more consciously, this training helps you become a vessel of healing, peace, and light.

Kirtan is not just music, it is a powerful spiritual practice. When we sing with devotion, the sound vibrations open the heart, calm the mind, and connect us with our true self. It helps to remove negative emotions and brings joy, peace, and unity.

Even if someone doesn’t understand the meaning of the words, the energy of the chant has a deep effect. In many yogic and tantric traditions, especially in Nepal, Kirtan is used as a way to awaken the divine energy (Shakti) and invite spiritual presence.

Example: Singing “Om Namah Shivaya” or “Jai Gorakh” together in a group, feeling a sense of connection and inner bliss.

Kirtan can be a joyful, emotional, and healing experience. It takes us beyond the mind and into the heart, into a space of pure devotion and meditation through sound.