Multidimensional sound practice based on tuvan throat (overtone) singing for stimulating your brain and hormonal system
Lumina practice is based on tuvan throat singing and is complemented by modern scientific knowledge. The practice is multidimensional and heals on many levels.
What you’ll learn
- You will learn a unique technique which differs from Europian school of overtone singing and is based on tuvan throat singing and Siberian shamanic practices..
- You will study the basement of energy-sound practice..
- You will explore eroticization of nervous system which comes up when you combine the sound with activation of your life and sexual energy..
- You will study what makes a practice mulltidimensional and how to develop your overtones from 3000 to 15000 Hz..
- You will discover the trans state or theta-waves brain rythm from the sound and learn what are its benefits…
- You will experience vibro-acoustic massage of the brain with simple exercises and learn about the magic of high frequencies.
Course Content
- Introduction&Theory –> 2 lectures • 21min.
- Practice and Recommendations for practicing at home. –> 9 lectures • 1hr 52min.
Requirements
Lumina practice is based on tuvan throat singing and is complemented by modern scientific knowledge. The practice is multidimensional and heals on many levels.
The main goal of the course is to give you the basis so that you can build the foundation of energy-sound practice and connect the bottom and the top. This unique knowledge was passed on to me by my teacher, master of throat singing, shaman Nikolai Oorzhak.
The second goal of the course is for you to activate your head resonators and feel a trance state from the sound.
The third goal is for you to hear your own overtones and start to play with them.
If you are experienced in vocal or breathing practices, then most likely you will feel a trance, hear your overtones and start playing with them very quickly. Perhaps from the very first lessons.
If you are a beginner this way can take more time, about a month of regular practice. And the course gives you all the tools.
Throat singing is a unique art that has been preserved in Tuva, Mongolia and some areas of Tibet. It was used by monks to chant mantras and by shamans to travel through dimensions and heal people.
For centuries, shamans were the only healers of the Tuvans. They have accumulated vast experience in treatment. Imitating the sounds of nature – animals, birds, wind and so on, they entered a trance state, which opened the reserves of their psyche and opened the door to the world of spirits or subtle feelings.
This is how the art of throat or overtone singing was formed. With the help of such singing, they immersed their patients in a state of altered consciousness or used the directed effect of sound on the diseased organ.