Description
We want to invite you to take a part in our first open to the public hands on Shamanic Sound Practicum! An immersive workshop where you can learn how to use music as medicine, working with ceremony grade instruments you see us play during our events.
The workshop is an inclusive space where we come together to co-create the soundscapes for each other with an intention to support healing, growth, learning and insight.
Let your heart guide you, hear your inner voice, take a look at the signs and messages that are waiting to be discovered.
The workshop will begin with some theory, instructions and demonstration of each instrument by Masha and myself.
As a group, we will be co-creating a healing soundscape for a receiver. Participants will take turns in receiving - journeying through the soundscape.
During the Shamanic Sound Practicum, you will get to play our 32'' Paiste Symphonic Gong, Handpan, Monolina, Double Strung Celtic Lap Harp, Shruti Box, Sansula, Crystal Singing Bowls, Hand drums and more! You may bring your favourite instruments, if you have any.
No previous musical or healing experience is necessary!
Instructions will be given in a clear and concise way, to allow you to practice intuitively guiding others on a sound healing journey. All of the instruments are tuned in a way as to allow free sound exploration with no music theory needed.
The space is limited to only 10 participants! Sign up early!
The workshop is an inclusive space where we come together to co-create the soundscapes for each other with an intention to support healing, growth, learning and insight.
Let your heart guide you, hear your inner voice, take a look at the signs and messages that are waiting to be discovered.
The workshop will begin with some theory, instructions and demonstration of each instrument by Masha and myself.
As a group, we will be co-creating a healing soundscape for a receiver. Participants will take turns in receiving - journeying through the soundscape.
During the Shamanic Sound Practicum, you will get to play our 32'' Paiste Symphonic Gong, Handpan, Monolina, Double Strung Celtic Lap Harp, Shruti Box, Sansula, Crystal Singing Bowls, Hand drums and more! You may bring your favourite instruments, if you have any.
No previous musical or healing experience is necessary!
Instructions will be given in a clear and concise way, to allow you to practice intuitively guiding others on a sound healing journey. All of the instruments are tuned in a way as to allow free sound exploration with no music theory needed.
The space is limited to only 10 participants! Sign up early!
About The Facilitators
www.projectmariri.com
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Project Mariri is a collaboration between Mariya Garnet and Masha Andreeva based on their longstanding dedication to using music as medicine.
Their experience with traditional healing modalities of South and North America and Eurasia informs their shared values that nature is sacred and that we are all interconnected in the web of life on Mother Earth. Masha and Mariya are integrating years of traditional apprenticeship with formal western education in psychology and psychotherapy to create safe space filled with healing sound for groups and individuals to journey through soundscapes. "Mariri" means Force of Nature/Forest for Indigenous people of the Amazon, we feel that the name strongly correlates to our belief that nature is sacred and we are part of it. "Mariri" is also a tribute to our plant medicine work. |
Mariya Garnet is a medicine woman, sound healer and Neuro Shamanic Practitioner.
She combines over a decade of training and independent practice of plant spirit shamanism, using music as medicine and working with innovative therapeutic techniques to facilitate wellbeing and healing within herself and others. You can learn more about Mariya and the work that she does on her own website www.mariyagarnet.com |
Masha Andreeva is a student of art therapy at Toronto Art Therapy Institute.
She is also a certified yoga instructor and has studied traditional shamanic therapeutic modalities in Peruvian Amazon. In Canada Masha studied music as medicine with Gary Diggins. Masha has led dozens of mindfulness retreats and has been facilitating various workshops for 15 years. You can learn more about Masha and her Art Therapy practice on her own website www.mashaandreeva.com |