Today is harp practice for our upcoming gig.
Months of practice for ten minutes, three songs….
pure joy.
I really love piano, too.
It’s not quite as portable though.
Go and touch a harp, get some good
vibrations for your self.
Om shanti, peace.
Categories: harp · journal entry · music
Anahat - The Unstruck Sound
...an experiential workshop for celtic harpers
Anahat is a sanskrit word for 'inner sound'
and refers to the 4th chakra of the body otherwise known as the Heart Center. It is believed that one cannot hear the unstruck sound until one has reached a certain level of consciousness of the Heart.
The human body is a like a musical instrument. When we begin to pay attention to body sensations, heart beat & breath while playing the harp interesting things can begin to happen. Spiritual seekers have used music to reach altered states for eons. The harmonics of the harp provide the exact right tone to connect with the heart.
This workshop is an opportunity to open the heart
and discover for ourselves how the body responds to harp vibrations.
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The Yoga of Sound
What happens when you add the element of sound to a hatha yoga practice?
The ancient yogi's understood the world to be made up of vibration or sound. Vibrations exist outside the body and inside the body. Frequently our inner vibratory rate is mis-matched with the external vibrations. This creates imbalance, dis-harmony, chaos & and of course stress.
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