Tickets for Meditation & Voice workshop With Tritha, Indian Teacher and Performer 15.07.23 in Berlin, Michelberger Hotel

Please join us for this beautiful experience with Tritha. In these Meditation & Voice workshops, emphasizing on a particular topic, we will meditate and connect with our vocal chords. Tritha is trained in Indian classical music for 3 decades in the ancient traditions of 12th century Dhrupad and 16th century Khayal. She shares her knowledge through workshops now since the last 10 years, will understand music as a way of feeling and absorbing which has lasted over centuries in Indian oral tradition ways of learning – the Gurukul parampara. 

Entrance to the workshop will also grant you access to Tritha's concert and our Mystery Mixtape later in the evening.  The workshop is for all levels and will be 3 hours with a break in between. 

More about the workshop

If you can speak, you can Sing!

This workshop is to break the idea that singing is a god-gifted quality. We will understand here the importance of listening and open these precious tools of awareness we have – the voice and the ear. Meditate through silence and sounds of trees and birds and the tibetan bowl music and learn to calm our mind. Learn to sing the Sargam and feel the sounds vibrating inside your bodies, healing the heart and mind. Understand the concepts of Raga – based on the nature and time – of day and night, or seasons or emotions.years of training in Indian classical music. “Anybody and everybody can sing!” This is what my Gurus have said over the last 25 years of my training. Just a matter of learning the right technique with the right guide/teacher/guru over meditation, breathwork and voice musclin. We will break the ice about singing in the workshop and leave with some life-long secrets of singing easily and progress effectively.

Let’s Heal Let’s Listen– Ragachikitsa Music Therapy Technique

With the technique of Ragachiktsa, an ancient sound healing form from the Indian classical music tradition, we will learn about listening and embodying the different sound frequencies in the raagas that heal specific organs in the body and bring about relief, prevention and cure. Cognizing that there are specific sound frequencies that directly resonate with the specific organs and areas of the Human body (that can be divided as Chakras) and that raagas are a combination of different sound frequencies relating to those specific Chakras, the analysis is that there are raagas that make sacred geometrical sound patterns that can help heal the body. Like Raag Darbari is meant to cure insomnia and balance the crown chakra. Like Raag Bhairav & Durga is meant to heal the heart chakra. Raag Yaman is meant to activate or balance the Swadhisthana Chakra - sacral organs. We will learn to put intention, listen to the Raaga and heal that specific chakra.

Chakra Healing with one’s own Voice

The ancient system of Nada Yoga, acknowledges the impact of music on body and mind. Vibrations are produced from sounds to uplift one’s level of consciousness. This involves the Kundalini energy physically moving up from the Root chakra through the central channel to reside within the Crown Chakra at the top of the head. This can be can be achieved through Sound. In this Workshop, we will learn to meditate and activate our lowest and highest sound frequencies and check where in our bodies we feel those vibrations. We will learn to produce the specific sound frequency for the specific chakra with the elongated breath and deep meditation with our own source of sound instrument our voice and bring about our own healing. We will do this using the ancient seed syllables known as Bija Mantras such as Lam, Vam, Aum, and others to bring about the sonic harmonics effectively for our body, mind, heart and soul healing.

Bio

Invited to perform at the Cannes film festival 2019 in France for her award winning film score, Voyage for Change, Tritha is a vocalist, composer and music producer based out of India and Europe. Trained in Indian classical music for over 25 years. Her last album called Pachamama - A Tribute to Mother Nature, released on International Plastic- Bag free world Day! Living between France and India for last 14 years, Tritha has 16 albums to her credit made over the last decade. Her first album "PaGLi" released on Sony Music India. 

Travelled, performed and represented India in over 18 countries across Europe, America, India, Madagascar and Malaysia.Tritha has also been featured on BBC, Arte and Canal+ as a music activist and sound healer. Magnum Photos from France featured her as one of the 100 Women Changing  India. Her electronic avatar playing raaga loops and latest original electronic releases and sometimes deejaying with tunes picked up on her global travels is known as Dj PaGLi.