The International Sound Healing Conference
November 10-14, 2006 in Santa Fe, New Mexico
of which the Harmony Channel is proud to be a sponsor

Jonathan Goldman is a musician, writer, and teacher. He is an authority on sound healing and a pioneer in the field of harmonics. Jonathan is the author of Healing Sounds; The Power of Harmonics; Shifting Frequencies and The Lost Chord. He has studied with masters of sound from both the scientific and spiritual traditions, including the Dalai Lama's Chanting Gyuto and Gyume Monks and has been empowered by the Chant Master of the Drepung Loseling Monastery to teach Tibetan Overtone Chanting.

Healing Sounds: Vowels as Mantras

According to Goldman; “Chakras are part of the subtle anatomy, a highly refined vibrational interface between Divine energy and the human body. Long known about in Ayurvedic medicine, knowledge of chakras is now entering mainstream medicine. Sound, particularly our own self-created sound, can affect the chakras. Vowels sounds have been considered sacred in many different traditions. In his book, Healing Sounds, Jonathan Goldman describes a system he developed working with specific vowel sounds in order to resonate the physical body and the chakras, bringing them into balance and alignment. In this workshop, Goldman will share this technique with participants so they may experience the embodiment of sacred sound within the body. The results of this will be the activation of the chakras and the ability to experience higher levels of consciousness.” 

Don Campbell is a musician, teacher and researcher on the effects of sound and music on health, memory and consciousness. He has authored 17 books including The Mozart Effect and Harmony of Health. Don is the Director of Acoustic Activities for Aesthetic Audio Systems, which provides quality music to healthcare facilities. He is currently on the board of the American Music Research Center and Advisory Board of the Society of Arts in Healthcare.

The Symphony for Life
Campbell has found: “From birth until our last breath, music can serve as a basic tool for improving the mind, body and spirit. This workshop explores the tools of learning, language, movement, health and emotion through the timeline of life.

As the ear changes and the body matures, different styles of music bring attentiveness, relaxation and creative abilities into play. The nutrition of music can be used, not only as art and entertainment, but as a vital source of health and mental focus throughout our lives. Explore modalities being used from kindergarten through hospice and listen to some samples from the pre-natal hit parade!”

Sita Jamison has been chanting for over 15 years. As a native of Ireland, her voice comes out of her Celtic roots. Originally, her chanting was inspired by the Hindu tradition of Kirtan, but she now brings all the world's chanting and singing traditions to her audiences.