Which course should I start with?

If you are not sure where to begin, start with 7 Days of Mantra Practice. It is the free flagship starting point and gives you a direct experience of mantra, voice, breath and sacred sound.

Are these courses suitable for beginners?

Yes. The courses are designed for beginners as well as people with experience in meditation, mantra, sound healing, Reiki, yoga, energy work or spiritual practice.

Do I need to be religious to take these courses?

No. Some courses include Sanskrit or Tibetan Buddhist mantras and these are approached with respect, but the emphasis is on direct experience, sound, listening, breath, voice and practice.

Are the courses self-paced?

Yes. The courses are online and self-paced, so you can move through them in your own time and return to the practices whenever you need them.

Are these courses a replacement for medical or psychological care?

No. These are spiritual and educational sound healing courses. They are not medical treatment, diagnosis or psychological therapy.

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Plant Music and Deep Listening

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Plant Music and Deep Listening

Plant music is a way of exploring sound with plants and trees through biofeedback, listening and creative response.

The technology may translate subtle changes into sound, but the deeper practice is listening.

What plant music can teach

Plant music invites patience. It asks us to slow down, notice small changes and pay attention to the living world around us.

A simple practice without equipment

Sit near a plant or tree. Listen quietly for a few minutes. Notice the light, air, leaves, roots, soil and space around the plant.

Hum softly, then return to silence. Notice whether your attention changes.

With biofeedback devices

When using plant music devices, the generated tones can become part of a soundscape, meditation or creative recording. The human role is to listen, respond and shape the final piece with care.