Sound Healing · 3 Days · Yoga Alliance®
Sound Healing · 3 Days · Yoga Alliance®
Sound Healing · 3 Days · Yoga Alliance®
Sound Healing · 3 Days · Yoga Alliance®
The Art of Attentive Listeningand Holding Space with Sound
One bowl near the feet, two by the head, the rest arranged around them. You strike, and everything after that is yours: how close, how loud, how long you let the silence stay. You learn to set bowls around someone resting, to notice how they answer a frequency, and to stay steady while they arrive.
Over three days Dhiraj teaches both halves of the work. One-to-one sessions, where you play for a single person and listen for what comes back. And group sound baths, where you carry a whole room and learn how much space to leave in it. Alongside that: Tingsha, water-filled bowls, and the way water softens and shifts a bowl's tone.
Most sound healing trainings in Germany run as a series of modules spread over months. This one is a single weekend, 26 to 28 March 2027, held at Paquita Classical Pilates Studio in Stuttgart-Ost, a few minutes from the city centre. People come from across Baden-Württemberg and go home the same evening.
What you can do at the end
Not a list of topics, just skills you can put to work straight away.
Guide Attentive 1:1 Sound Sessions
Setting the bowls around someone resting is the easy part. The listening is the skill: checking in, noticing how comfortable they are, and shifting your tempo, volume and silence while the session is still moving.
Hold a Whole Room
A group sound bath asks something different of you than one-to-one work: pacing, volume, and the confidence to let silence stand. You practise with real people in the room, not on a demonstration.
Work with Singing Bowls, Tingsha & Water
You work with Himalayan bowls until the tone comes when you ask for it. Tingsha to open a space and to close it again. And water in the bowl, which changes how it sounds and how it fills a room.
Begin Offering This, Not Just Practising It
Pricing, how a session is built, what to say before and after, and which bowls are worth owning. You leave ready to hold your first paid session.
How It Unfolds, Step by Step
From foundations through to integration.
What Students Say
What Students Say
Yoga Alliance® recognised · 20 hours of Continuing Education (YACEP®)
For registered yoga teachers
As a YACEP® provider we issue a certificate for 20 hours, which you log directly in your Yoga Alliance account. RYT® 200 holders need 30 continuing education hours per three-year cycle, RYT® 500 holders sixty. One weekend covers a substantial part of that.
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What's Included
- ✓Yoga Alliance® YACEP certificate: 20 continuing education hours
- ✓Partner practice and supervised peer sessions on all three days, not demonstrations
- ✓Singing bowls brought to Stuttgart: play, compare and buy on site with €100 off
- ✓Full training manual and session templates you can use straight away
- ✓Tea, water and breaks throughout
Reserve your spot with a €300 deposit. The remaining €550 is paid at the studio.
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Who teaches it
Dhiraj
Tibetan singing bowls have been around me since childhood. First as background sound, then as something I actually listened to. Through my wife's practice I came back to meditation and sound, and that turned into the work I do now.
For more than seven years I've been sharing sound sessions and trainings, drawing not on technique alone but on the lived experience of how sound genuinely shifts a state of being. More than 200 people have trained with me in that time.
With roots in India I respect the tradition while creating open, welcoming spaces for modern practice. I don't just teach methods. I invite you to experience sound from within, so you can hold spaces that feel genuine and deeply nourishing.
Paquita Classical Pilates Studio,Stuttgart-Ost
A classical Pilates studio in Stuttgart-Ost, a few minutes from the city centre: a quiet, open room with space for the whole group to lie down with bowls placed around them.
What to Bring
- –Comfortable clothes you can lie down and kneel in
- –A notebook (there is real theory on the first day)
- –A blanket or shawl for the practice sessions
- –Your own bowls if you have them (not required)
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know.
Singing Bowls
Singing Bowls from India: Play Them in Stuttgart, Take One Home
Dhiraj brings bowls from India to Stuttgart. You play them across the weekend, compare them properly, and learn what actually matters: wall thickness, fundamental tone, how long a note carries. If you want one, it goes home with you on Sunday.
Training participants get €100 off their singing bowls.
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