Events

Ani Williams, long time sound therapist, author, renowned harpist, singer and recording artist will present this informative and experiential multi-media program in Ashland on Nov. 17. From ancient Hermetic sound science to the current use of sound for healing, Ani will share some of the most ancient origins of sound healing traditions, tools and techniques for healing.  We will trace the migration of knowledge of sound medicine through Isis and Thoth in Egypt, Pythagoras and Plato in Greece, emerging in European Grail song mysteries. We will learn how certain sounds change our state of being, affecting health, happiness, creative potential and altered states of consciousness.

Come find out why Sound Therapy is one of the fastest growing modalities in the field of alternative health care and an effective way to move from stress and confusion into integrity and harmony during this potent portal of change. The program will include a power point program combining inspiring images, music and chant with audience participation.

Williams began to study with indigenous cultures in 1985 and learned how their music and songs form an essential ingredient for holding together the delicate web of life. Attending rituals and learning traditional songs from the South American, Mayan, Aztec and North American cultures gave a foundation for further studies in the Celtic and Middle Eastern traditions. She learned that using the pure sound of our own voices and clear intention can influence emotions, our physiology and change our lives. In addition to more than two dozen CDs of her original music, Williams created the Songaia Sound Medicine CD series. These recordings have been utilized in children’s clinics and by thousands of clients world wide.