The Six Healing Sounds
Of Qi-Gong
Brain research shows that by actively participating while listening to healing music, you can witness measurable improvements in your sense of wellbeing, including increased potential for physiological healing and greater brain functioning. Dive into this immersive experience, as you are guided to participate beyond passive listening.
According to ancient Eastern wisdom, certain sounds correspond to specific organs, glands, emotions and energy channels of the body and mind. You will be guided through breathing sounds and simple movements that have been utilized in Eastern theory and practice for over 2000 years. Experience becoming deeply grounded to the present and balanced in your emotional and energetic bodies.
Experiencing the Doshas of Ayurvedic Medicine
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According to Ayurveda, the human body is composed of five elements — space, air, fire, water, and earth. These combine to form three fundamental human “types,” or Doshas, that are present in everyone in varying amounts.
The Doshas orchestrate a person’s mental and physiological functions, including metabolism, body type and mind type.
In this program, you’ll experience a combination of didactic information, chanting and yoga in an integral an holistic environment.
Balancing Polarity Through Modern & Ancient Lenses
This 10 day course introduces you to tools and experiential learning centering around the crucial issues of the day: conflict, destructive polarity and tension. Using deep experiential guided meditation practices, and psychological concepts from the wisdom traditions of Kabbalah, the Tao and Western Philosophy, you will learn how to turn it all into a successful Dynamic Balance and a Shared Purpose.
Kids Sanctuary: 15 Days Mindfulness Course for Kids and their Caretakers
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Meditation can help kids become aware of and respond to internal signals of stress before their developing brains and bodies give in to a full-blown tantrum.
This 15-day course introduces you and your little ones to fun and interesting activities for cultivating mindfulness in daily life. You will be taught by the highly acclaimed BBC host, Kara. All lessons are accompanied with beautiful music based on neuroscientific research created by award-winning composer Yuval Ron. From observing your body responses to positive affirmations and finally to calming down for a good nights’ sleep – you and your kids will be guided to achieve a greater sense of joy and inner peace.
Experience this unique blend of brain science, spoken word, music, and breathing and feel more integrated, balanced and centered.
You get all 4 programs:
Qi Gong, Ayurveda, East-West Practices and a special treat for the kids.
This healthy exploration seems so essential for right now. I found the need to release sound from my throat during the music portion of our first exploration of the connection of polarity. Thank you for this insightful and supportive experience. I am finding a beautiful peace already.
Loving this course from every facet and layer The perspective of opposing energy has seeped into me. As I go about my days, I’m gaining awareness and the ability to identify opposing tensions.
Thank you Yuval for another thoughtful course. I enjoyed lesson twos hand meditation. I ended up with a ball of energy between my hands and was reminded of the need for balance. Music is really beautiful looking forward to rest of course.
I am finding the parts of me crying out and asking for the healing light and forgiveness and I am receiving the miraculous healings I am participating in 
thank you!!
Yuval Ron is a world-renowned musician, composer, educator, peace activist, and record producer. Among his many honors, he composed the music for the Oscar-winning film, West Bank Story, was invited to perform for the Dalai Lama, and has collaborated with the Sufi leader Pir Zia Inayat Khan, master musician Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Zen Buddhist priest and visual artist Hirokazu Kosaka, choreographers Daniel Ezralow and Oguri and neuroscientists Mark Robert Waldman and Andrew Goodman. He was awarded the Los Angeles Treasures Award and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, American Composers Forum, California Council for the Humanities, and the Rockefeller Foundation. He is a noted lecturer and has been invited to speak at numerous schools including: Yale, John Hopkins University, UCLA, MIT, Berklee College of Music, University of Chicago, and many others. Yuval has been on the faculty of Esalen Institute, is an affiliated artist with the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity, and a “Guiding Voice” for Seven Pillars – House of Wisdom.
Yuval’s book Divine Attunement: Music as a path to Wisdom, won the Gold Medal Award for Best Spirituality Book at the Indie Book Awards 2015.
To listen to the music of Yuval Ron and to find more information about his recordings, books, talks, master-classes, workshops and concerts.
Dr. Richard Gold is a licensed acupuncturist and holds a Doctorate in Psychology. He graduated from Oberlin College in 1972 with a degree in World Religions and a minor in pre-medicine. He graduated from the New England School of Acupuncture in 1978 and since then has devoted his professional career to the study, practice, researching, teaching and publishing in the field of East Asian Medicine. Dr. Gold has pursued advanced studies in China (1981), Japan (1986) and Thailand (1988, 1989, 1992). Dr. Gold was one of the four founders of the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, a regionally and nationally accredited college of traditional Chinese Medicine with campuses in San Diego, Chicago and New York City. He served on Board of the college for many years and continues to teach there. Dr. Gold was first introduced to meditation and yoga in 1970 during a month long meditation retreat and has pursued mental mindfulness and meditative awareness over the past 40+ years. In recent years, Dr. Gold has studied neuroscience and the evolving understanding of the effects of sound and meditation on the brain. Dr. Gold is a published author and lectures internationally. His best-known book is ‘Thai Massage: A Traditional Medical Technique’ first published in 1998 and now in it’s second edition.
