I am an empath and an introvert, and I deeply value introspection. I have loved sound since birth, yet I never became a musician — not by choice. More than anything, I love to listen.

I see each person as a musical instrument, like the tambura chord I hold in my hands. Every string, every frequency, represents a passion or an aspect of who we are. The tuning of those strings, the harmony between the notes, and the art of playing the instrument are lifelong processes. Life is a journey of continuous tuning and evolution.

I spent the first fifteen years of my career in an office job, following a familiar family path. But years at a desk and long hours in traffic led to chronic tension, insomnia, headaches, and noise hypersensitivity. At a certain point, I could no longer ignore the signals from my body. That was the beginning of my holistic journey.

One of my first teachers was Teal Swan, through whom I became a certified practitioner of The Completion Process in 2016. She taught me to listen to emotions — especially pain — as important messengers, like a disharmonious melody asking to be tuned.

I later felt called to shamanism, where I discovered the profound power of sound, particularly the resonance of shamanic drums. I was also initiated into Akashic reading by Debbie Solaris and Rosa Mura — an experience I describe as listening to “Universal Music.”

In 2015, I encountered a tuning fork. It was love at first sound. I later trained professionally at the Sound Healing Academy in the UK, completing Level 1 and Level 2 certifications. Since then, sound healing has become both my practice and my daily self-care.

What I love most about sound therapy is that it is deeply relaxing and does not require mental analysis. We don’t need to dissect the past to move forward. Sound gently guides us back into harmony — reconnecting us with the inner wisdom and resources we already carry within.

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