Arranging a time
One message on WhatsApp is enough. Tell us roughly when suits you and whether you would like to come to Naksal or have us come to you. We will confirm the same day.
What we offer
Offerings
Sessions, classes, courses, workplace programmes and sacred journeys. What each one asks is arranged by conversation — the figure has never been the point of the work.
What we offer, and what is asked
Private Himalayan sound healing
60 or 90 minutes · Kathmandu, or we come to you
One person, lying down warm and clothed, with bowls, gong and tingsha played around them. The ninety-minute session gives more room to settle and more silence at the end.
ContributionOn request
Yoga & meditation
60–90 minutes · small group
Traditional hatha practice with breath and a long stillness at the end, taught gently and suited to whoever is in the room. Beginners are genuinely welcome.
ContributionOn request
per person
Workplace wellness programme
60–90 minutes · at your office, school or institution
Yoga, breath and sound healing brought to your people where they already are. Groups from a handful to several hundred. Anywhere in Nepal.
ContributionOn request
Sacred journeys
Multi-day · into the Himalaya
Pilgrimage with yoga each morning and sound healing each evening, into the sacred lakes and high places of the Nepal Himalaya.
ContributionOn request
Sound healing course & classes
Multi-day training · Kathmandu
Learning to play, to listen, and to hold a room in silence. Taught in Nepali and English. See below.
ContributionOn request
Write to us and we will tell you plainly what a session or a journey asks. Travel outside Kathmandu valley, national park permits and materials are quoted separately so that nothing is hidden inside a round number. If the contribution is a difficulty for you and the need is real, say so; something can usually be arranged.
Learning as a path of service
The sound healing course
We teach as well as practise. A five-day programme has already been given at Newa Chhe Yoga Sadhana Kendra, and classes run in Kathmandu through the year.
The course begins where the bowls begin — with how they are made, in this valley, by hand — because a player who knows what is under the hammer listens differently. From there: listening before playing; striking and rimming and the difference between them; choosing bowls that sit well together; how a session is laid out from the first tingsha to the last silence; and how to place a bowl on a body safely.
The longest part of the teaching, and the part that matters most, is the care owed to whoever is lying down in front of you. When to play quieter. When to stop. What to do when someone begins to cry. What you may say afterwards, and what you must never claim. A practitioner who has learned only the instruments has learned the easy half.
Students who complete the course receive a certificate from the Foundation. We ask one thing of everyone who takes it: that some part of what you learn is given away free to people who could not otherwise receive it. That is how it was given to us.
Practical matters
How it works
Paying
Cash, bank transfer, eSewa or Khalti. For workplace programmes we invoice the organisation in the ordinary way. Nothing is required in advance for a single session.
Changing your mind
If you cannot come, simply tell us. There is no fee for changing a time and no fee for cancelling a session. For sacred journeys we ask for as much notice as you can give, since lodges and transport are booked ahead.
Language
Sessions are given in Nepali or English, whichever you prefer. Yogi Ji speaks both. Write to us in either.
Where the offerings go
“Every offering received brings free sessions to those who need peace most — schools, care homes and healing centres across Nepal.”