The pursuit of silence and the sound of metal has been my journey.  It all started when I heard my first Himalayan singing bowl, the chattering in my head stopped. The vibration and tones, which vary with each bowl took me on a sound journey were words are not necessary.  I had gone to a place of remembering sacredness without the thought of remembering.  I found it easier than meditation, no effort.

My journey into sound therapy was based largely on my desire to support my wife’s path of helping others through learning how to play the vast number of instruments my wife has collected through the years.  My own career as a Psychotherapist and Administrator for Mental Health Programs over the past 40 years provided me with some insight into her desire to find a path that gave her personal meaning and a way to help others. Little did I know that we would end up on this path together.