Kathmandu · Nepal · Authentic sound healing since 2015
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Kathmandu · Nepal · Authentic sound healing since 2015
WhatsApp +977 980 304 7476
Some journeys are carefully planned. Ours was not. It was shaped by family, friendship, unexpected loss, unwavering support, and a deep belief that the healing power of sound should be shared with everyone.
Looking back, we realise that Nepal Singing Bowl & Healing Center has never been just about singing bowls — it has always been about the people who walked beside us, believed in us, and helped carry this journey forward.
In 2015, my late brother Guru Yug Ajay, together with his close friend Kwan, began offering donation-based sound meditation sessions in Pokhara through Nirvana Singing Bowls.
At that time, Himalayan singing bowls were still unfamiliar to many people. Their intention was never to create a business, but to create a space where anyone—regardless of their background or financial situation—could experience the peaceful vibrations of Himalayan singing bowls.
Every dream is supported by people whose names are often never seen.
From the very beginning, our mother quietly stood behind this journey. She travelled to Pokhara to support my brother and Kwan, helping in every way she could—preparing meals, cleaning the space, welcoming guests, and offering encouragement when it was needed most.
She never sought recognition.
She simply believed in her children and the dream they were creating.
In 2017, the journey continued in Kathmandu with the opening of Nepal Singing Bowl & Healing Center.
Our vision remained the same—to create a peaceful space where anyone could experience Himalayan singing bowls, meditation, and sound healing, regardless of where they came from.
People from all over the world began finding their way to our space. Some came after trekking in the Himalayas, some were curious about singing bowls, and others were simply looking for a quiet place to pause.
As the years passed, our greatest teachers became the people who walked through our doors.
Every day, we welcomed visitors from different cultures, beliefs, and walks of life. Each person arrived carrying their own story, and many left sharing experiences that deepened our understanding of sound healing.
In 2021, our family experienced the heartbreaking loss of my brother, Guru Yug Ajay.
During one of the most challenging times in our lives, we were reminded that family is not only the people we are born with.
It is also the people who choose to stand beside us.
Kwan encouraged us to continue the journey my brother had begun. Under his guidance, both Teku and I spent time in Pokhara learning, growing, and finding the confidence to carry the work forward.
For many years, our little studio in Kathmandu was more than a workplace.
It was home.
Within those walls, thousands of people meditated, learned, laughed, cried, and experienced the healing power of Himalayan singing bowls.
We poured our hearts into every corner of that space.
Although the building was old and natural light was limited, we created a showroom with love and care, making the most of what we had.
Continues its journey from a new home in the heart of Thamel.
Filled with natural light, fresh air, and peaceful energy, this space has been thoughtfully created for meditation, learning, healing, and connection.
Working with visitors from around the world has taught us that a healing space is not only about beautiful surroundings—it is about making people feel safe, welcomed, and at peace from the moment they arrive.
Every donation-based session…
Project Sound for Peace is the dream of our beloved founder, Yug Ajay.
He believed that the sound of a Himalayan Singing Bowl could do more than create beautiful tones. It could bring people together, encourage stillness, and remind us of the peace that already exists within us.
Although Yug Ajay is no longer physically with us, his vision continues to inspire everything we do.
To create a global community of practitioners who use sound with integrity, compassion, and respect—sharing the timeless wisdom of the Himalayan Singing Bowls while inspiring peace, one person at a time.
Meet Our Team
Every person who becomes part of Nepal Singing Bowls carries a unique story, yet we are united by one purpose—to preserve the authentic Himalayan Singing Bowl tradition with sincerity, compassion, and respect.
Founder & Visionary
Guru Yug Ajay was the founder and the heart behind Nepal Singing Bowls.
In 2015, together with his dear friend Kwan in Pokhara, he began sharing the authentic Himalayan Singing Bowl tradition through donation-based sound meditation sessions. At a time when sound healing was still unfamiliar to many, he believed that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the peace and transformation that sound can offer, regardless of their background or financial situation.
His vision was never simply to teach techniques or sell singing bowls. His dream was to create spaces where people could reconnect with themselves through sound and to share this knowledge with the world.
Although his physical journey ended in 2021, his spirit continues to guide everything we do. Every student we teach, every sound bath we offer, and every singing bowl we share is a continuation of the dream he began.
Tekoo is a Sound Healing Practitioner, Nature Guide, and teacher with years of hands-on experience in the authentic Himalayan Singing Bowl tradition.
He has a deep understanding of singing bowls—their sound, vibration, tonal qualities, and how each bowl complements another. With a trained ear and years of experience, he personally selects the bowls for our showroom, ensuring that each one carries its own unique character and harmony.
Sound Healing Practitioner & Teacher
Anisha’s journey with Himalayan Singing Bowls began while continuing the legacy of her late brother, Guru Yug Ajay. What first began as a responsibility gradually became a path of healing, self-discovery, and purpose.
She is passionate about teaching and believes that learning should feel simple, approachable, and enjoyable. Her warm and easy-going nature helps students feel comfortable asking questions, sharing their experiences, and learning at their own pace
Many people naturally open up to Anisha, sharing their personal stories and life experiences. She believes that every individual carries a unique journey, and that healing begins when we feel heard, accepted, and understood.
Through sound, compassion, and genuine connection, she hopes every student and participant leaves not only with new knowledge, but with a deeper connection to themselves.
WITH GRATITUDE
Every person who walks through our doors becomes a part of this story. We are deeply grateful to everyone who has trusted us, learned with us, shared their experiences, and helped carry this journey forward.
Thank you for walking this path with us. We look forward to welcoming you to Nepal Singing Bowl & Healing Center.
