Every traditional culture has developed and employed sound-based therapy to treat emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual maladies. In this intensive experiential weekend, you will learn how contemporary research in medicine and physics has verified what ancient shamans and healers knew - the powerful effect of sound on mind and body. Though open to any for personal growth purposes, the retreat is specifically addressing ways in which those already trained in the healing arts, can learn to incorporate “harmonic” voice, singing bowls, gongs, tuning forks, drums, rattles, tamboura, and shruti box. into their existing practice (massage, reiki, hypnosis, etc.)
Friday/Sunday - April 23/25 Friday arrival 4 pm Meet & greet Peter, Welcome meal, Fireside chat, Sauna/hot tub. Workshops Saturday/Sunday 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Meals included through Sunday lunch Sound bath Saturday night 8 pm
Cost: $444 if donation made in full by April 10th $495 after
Discounted rates for locals commuting, no accommodations necessary. See ticket options
Student discounts are available upon request.
Participants will receive a certificate of attendance at the completion of the weekend.
Peter Blum has studied music and sound healing with Dr. Karl Berger, Ustad Jamaluddin Bhartiya, Beautiful Painted Arrow (Joseph Rael), Pauline Oliveros, Fabian Mamman, John Beaulieu, Timothy Hill and Don Conreaux. He has given workshops and concerts at Omega Institute, Abode of the Message, The Intʼl Hypnosis Federation, Menla Retreat Center, The Graduate Institute, and the United Nations. An ordained Interfaith Minister and award winning hypnotherapist, Peter has spent decades studying the effects of music and sound on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health.