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Experience the power of sounds to heal, evolve, and transform with
Sound healing therapy

In today’s stressful world, it’s quite a cumbersome task to silence your mind to escape the stress of daily hustle-bustle. People often take time out for meditation to quiet their minds. But it’s quite a challenging task. Surprisingly, sound therapy helps to transport you into a meditative state instantly. The reason is that we all quickly and emotionally react to music. The vagus nerve controls emotional and physiological activities, including stress responses, heart rate, digestion, etc. Once it’s activated, it activates the release of acetylcholine, which is a neurotransmitter responsible for calming down the body.

Yogic Escape offers the best sound healing retreat, using specific instruments and tones such as a singing bowl to uplift your mood and relieve your stress, harnessing the healing power of sound.

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What Is Sound Bath Healing?

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It is also known as one of the ancient meditation practices that transport one to the state of meditation and relaxation with the help of various instruments and vibrations. The healing frequencies of the instruments reduce stress and take one into relaxation mode. For instance, crystal bowls generate high-frequency sounds to balance out chakras, gongs create reverberating sounds, chimes add ethereal sound, and the combination of all sound waves promotes relaxation and overall well-being.

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*All classes are taught in English

How Does A Sound Bath Work?

Sound healing is all about positive and relaxing vibrations that have a direct impact on the cellular level. They create a strong impact on nerves, the brain, organ functioning, and muscles. For instance, the sound of waves calms us down, melodic chimes give us good vibes and flute sound soothes us. All these reactions collectively involve biochemical, neural, and physiological reactions inside the body and mind to create a healing effect.
 

In short, sound healing takes the power of these sound vibrations to offer the utmost relaxation and healing to mind, body, and soul. Yogic Escape, one of Berlin's famous soul-healing retreats, leaves no stone unturned to bring the best of both worlds in sound healing.

What Does A Sound Bath Do? Know The Benefits

Sound healing does wonders for your mind and body. It’s enormously beneficial for one’s overall health and well-being. Let's find out the notable benefits of sound baths.

Reduces Stress

People suffering from stress or anxiety can experience incredible benefits from sound bath meditation. The frequencies generated by different instruments interact directly with the body’s energy areas, which helps to give instant relief from stress and anxiety. The healing sound puts the nervous system to rest.

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Helps To Treat Insomnia

Many people nowadays don’t get sound or enough sleep due to disturbing sleeping patterns or nightmares. The soothing sound waves help to promote deep relaxation to put your body into a state of relaxation. It also helps to regularize sleeping patterns to reduce stress.

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Improves Focus And Clarity

A cluttered mind loses focus and clarity. A sound bath can help to get rid of the clutter of repetitive and negative thoughts to help you attain maximum focus and clarity.

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Emotional Strength And Healing

Emotional strength is important in today’s stressful world. It’s important to understand your emotions by exploring them alone. Sound healing and powerful sound waves help you to release emotions and heal past traumas. It makes you stronger to deal with grief of any sort.

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Helps In Pain Relief And Physical Healing

Sound healing is not just about relaxing the mind but the body as well. It helps to trigger circulation and improve immune response to start the process of healing cells and tissues. People suffering from acute pain from arthritis, cancer, etc. can experience a reduction in their pain and symptoms.

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What Happens During A Sound Bath?

Most of the sound bath sessions last for around 60 minutes. It usually happens in the presence of a practitioner, and one has to lie down on a yoga mat with a comfortable cushion right under the head. Usually, one has to sit in the Savasana position. One has to focus on their breathing pattern and try to relax the entire body and mind with the help of instruments such as healing bowls, gongs, tuning forks, etc. All these instruments make various vibrations and sounds that are helpful to the silent mind and body. At times, practitioners also inculcate chants and mantras to amplify the sound healing therapy.

The healing sounds transport you to a deeper state of bliss and consciousness, just like a meditation session. A person starts feeling disconnected from the regular world and gaining internal harmony and peace.

How To Experience The Best Sound Bath With Yogic Escape?

Gone are the days when people used to visit Asian countries or Himalayan resorts to get the best sound bath or meditation therapies. One can now experience brick-and-mortar locations in Berlin. Yogic Escape brings the best sound healing retreat in Berlin and worldwide through offline and online classes. The brand offers 10 powerful and different classes on mindfulness, healing, and asanas to let everyone escape the monotonous and hectic world.

At Yogic Escape, Berlin’s sound therapy expert, offers a perfect amalgamation of yoga, fitness, and meditation to attain overall well-being. If you are searching for the best sound bath in Berlin or yoga and fitness sessions, we are here to help you.

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YOGA

Power Vinyasa  |  Yoga Flow  | Beginners Yoga | Vinyasa Flow | Hatha | Core & Strength | Core  Mobility & Flexibility 

|  Yoga for a Healthy Back  | Mysore Ashtanga  |  Yang Yin Yoga  |  Yin |

FITNESS

Power  Pilates    |   Core Strength

MEDITATION

 Sound Bath  |  Yin Yoga & Sound  | Somatic Movement | Breathwork   | Meditation

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