‘Wah!'s voice is liquid heaven. She could be giving me directions via the 405 and I would still be healed. ’
-Samara, minister | AGAPE INTERNATIONAL SPIRITUAL CENTER
Sound Healing
Wah! trains people to play crystal bowls in a musical and pleasing way, to relax the nervous system and allow cellular healing.
Sound Healing brings attention to the need for harmony and balance in ourselves and in our lives. If love is the way forward, we need practices that soothe anxious hearts and reconnect to source energy.
A sound bath is tones and chimes in the same key or relative keys. It can include spoken words of guided imagery or instructions for relaxation (inhale, exhale, relax the feet, relax the ankles, etc).
Wah! teaches at Advanced Institute of Sound in Sedona, AZ. She offers a 1-day Immersion called Musicality for Crystal Bowls Players and a 25-hour Training called Essentials for Sound Healers. Both programs are taught online.
Wah! is an informed and engaging teacher with a lifetime of performance and musical experience. Wah's Healing Concerts were featured at prestigious venues such as Fiske Planetarium UC Boulder, Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, Northwest African American Museum in Seattle, and NJ State Museum in Trenton, among others. She has run a record label for 20 years and published books on yoga and healing.
Michele McNiff RN | American Holistic Nurses Association
Encinitas, CA
“Wah!'s teaching is remarkable. She shares a wealth of knowledge unique & applicable to many types of people. Her sound healing is designed to nourish, replenish and rejuvenate every cell in the body!”
Suzanne | fan
Santa Barbara, CA
“Wah! is a master of all sound, including sound healing. When she plays the bowls, she settles me into a place of comfort. I can sleep afterwards.
Mark | fan
Pasadena, CA
“Every one is transported by Wah! and her effortless lyrical quality.”
Wah! in Ladies Home Journal
Spring 2015 issue …While playing music to help calm and renew people was something she had been doing in performances since she was 17, Wah! recently decided to take this concept to another level and launched The Healing Concert tour and a book called Healing: A Vibrational Exchange (Wah! Music, 2014). Her concerts encourage deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and expansion of the senses. “I want people to pull back and find a place of contentment,” Wah! says. A vibrant light show based on random patterns bathes the ceiling and walls while she plays multiple instruments, sings in a calming chant style, teaches deep breathing, distributes flower petals, and speaks in positive confirmations. “You don’t have to be more, you already are all of it,” she says. Wah! uses the same methods to comfort cancer patients and their caregivers during free workshops and hospital performances.
Ladies Home Journal Spring 2015
Wisdom of Wah!
One musician uses her natural gift of music to help people with healing and centering.
Composer Wah! whose elegant vocals have become standard in yoga studios worldwide, has launched a U.S. Tour that soothes with sound and light.
Wah! has toured the world as a musician, recorded 18 albums, owns a record lane, performed with Deepak Chopra, and lectured at Princeton University, but what she finds really rewarding is what she calls her healing work – touting music as therapeutic.
In 2007 Wah! had a brain edema and fall that nearly took her life. After her recovery, during a European concert tour, self-described healing artists began to seek Wah! out following her concerts. Sometimes their work was as simple as holding her head in their hands. “I was introduced to the world in a very different way – of sensing, feeling, connectivity,” Wah! says. “I knew I could do that with sound.
While playing music to help calm and renew people was something she had been doing in performances since she was 17, Wah! recently decided to take this concept to another level and launched The Healing Concert tour and a book called Healing: A Vibrational Exchange (Wah! Music, 2014). Her concerts encourage deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and expansion of the senses. “I want people to pull back and find a place of contentment,” Wah! says. A vibrant light show based on random patterns bathes the ceiling and walls while she plays multiple instruments, sings in a calming chant style, teaches deep breathing, distributes flower petals, and speaks in positive confirmations. “You don’t have to be more, you already are all of it,” she says.
Wah! uses the same methods to comfort cancer patients and their caregivers during free workshops and hospital performances.