Magic Touch

Dear Friends and Family 💫

In collaboration with NRG WORKERS Almas Lokhandwala invites you to experience Sound Healing with the Himalayan Singing Bowls....... a way to feel refreshed, rejuvenated and nourished.

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*Access Bars Class at Pune*

Access Consciousness is now spread over 173 countries and has changed the lives of thousands across the world.

WHAT CAN ACCESS BARS
CHANGE?
- Remove Fears - Abolish Depression
- Ease with Body Pain.
- Deeper Sleep - More. Energy
- Eliminate stress - Unblock Creativity
- Sort Emotional Upheaval
- Increase Money Flows
- Relationships Issues
- Exams issues & much more.
The best thing about Access Bars is that it is suitable for anyone who wishes to deepen their knowing and live the life they desire.

Those who wish to learn how to free themselves and change their reality Bars workshop is interactive, practical, relaxing and fun way to opening you up to the inherent Joy you are . Participants may leave with a heightened sense of choices, possibilities and way too much fun. After the 1 day workshop you are equipped with the amazing pragmatic tools and processes to become a bars practioner and change the lives of others as well .

For registrations please contact - Almas Lokhandwala
+919850064539

Venue - Soul Panacea, Lullanagar,Pune
Date - Friday 29th November 2019
Time - 10am to 6pm

Your investment
Adults: ₹ 15,000

Children:
15-18 years: ₹ 7,500

Below 15 years : Free if accompanied by a paying Adult
Rs - 1000/ for lunch and snacks.

*Let the Magic begin*
May all of life come to you with ease, joy and glory.

LIMITED SEATS !!!!
REGISTER NOW !!!!

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Healing through sound therapy is based on the concept of aligning the vibrations of our mind and body until they resonate in rhythm, weaning away the distortions or negative vibrations which cause disharmony within us. As the therapy progresses, the sounds (i.e. the sound frequencies) the facilitator of the therapy generates in the room using gongs and bowls help align the vibrations in our mind and body, guiding us into a state of relaxation or relaxed consciousness.

For sound therapy to be effective, our mind and body need to be prepared to receive the therapy. This attuning of the mind and body is achieved through breathing and yogic practices. The body is physically relaxed by laying down and slowing down (i.e. regulating) our breaths, focusing on our breath to quieten our mind and trying to reach a meditative state. In doing so, our mind and body become both open to receiving the sounds and aware of the sounds entering our consciousness.

With heightened awareness, we can actually sense the sounds connecting with our areas of pain and discomfort, gently reducing or removing their severity. This helps in softening our earlier pre-therapy relationships we had with the pain and discomfort, and allowing the energy in the mind and body to flow freely. Sound therapy, therefore, improves the state of our whole being, creating positive energy and bringing in harmony where we had once felt distressed.

Credits
Kdham.com

https://www.access-consciousness-blog.com/2017/03/nature-teach-us-about-being/

Does it work? Yes, say sound therapists, who have successfully treated everything from stress to Parkinson’s disease to hormonal problems. Jonathan Goldman, director of the Sound Healers Association in Boulder, Colo., has seen tuning forks alleviate many maladies, including headaches and misaligned vertebrae. Diáne Mandle, a certified sound healer in Encinitas, Calif., uses Tibetan singing bowls to bring her clients’ bodies back in tune.

In her article “Sound Healing With Tibetan Bowls,” first published by the Holistic Health Network, Mandle writes that her clients have experienced “relief from pain and discomfort, clearing of sinuses, shifting out of depression, [improved] ability to sleep revitalization and clarity, feeling of well-being, great connectedness, and deep personal transformation.”

Sounds good, right? And perhaps a little strange?

“Using forks and bowls for anything other than dinner may seem to some people like New Age nonsense,” writes Stephanie Rosenbloom in a November 2005 article in The New York Times. “But healers, sometimes called sounders, argue that sound can have physiological effects because its vibrations are not merely heart but also felt. And vibrations, they say, can lower heart-rate variability, relax brain-wave patterns and reduce respiratory rates.”

Stress hormones decrease under these conditions, which is good news for everyone, but especially for people with a serious illness.