We live in a world that often leaves us feeling chaotic and dissonant.
Anxiety and depression affect over 14% of the population.
Stress is reported in over 50% of the population.
75% of adults experience physical and emotional symptoms related to stress.
60% of adults live with at least one chronic disease.
Over 24% of adults live in chronic pain.
Most healing modalities focus on symptoms rather than root causes. Yoga and Sound Therapy, however, work with the whole person — mind, body, energy, and spirit — to uncover and resolve the source of dissonance that leads to disease.
The Power of Yoga
The Power of YogaYoga is an ancient science of healing that integrates:
Body → postures (asanas)
Energy → breath (pranayama)
Mind → emotions and thoughts (yamas/niyamas, pratyahara, dharana)
Spirit → meditation (dhyana & samadhi)
Each practice invites us to connect to ourselves at a higher level of awareness and understanding.
The Power of Sound
The Power of SoundSound healing, like yoga, is both ancient and modern wisdom. It recognizes that we are energetic beings with unique frequencies. When those frequencies become dissonant, we lose coherence.
Through sound healing instruments and the human voice, we can restore harmony at every level — physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual — bringing health, peace, and joy.
Harmonious Union: Where Sound and Yoga Unite
Harmonious Union: Where Sound and Yoga UniteYoga and sound therapy together address both the physical and the energetic roots of imbalance.
Example: If you have knee pain, we explore:
Physical causes (movement patterns, tendons, ligaments, fascia)
Emotional connections (thoughts, feelings contributing to pain)
Energetic disharmony (patterns of pride, ego, or dissonance)
Healing then integrates:
Postures
Breathwork
Right thinking
Awareness of past conditioning
Harmonizing energy through instruments and voice
A Simple Practice: Brahmari (Bee's Breath)
A Simple Practice: Brahmari (Bee's Breath)When feeling anxious or disconnected:
Inhale deeply through the nose.
Soften or close your eyes.
Exhale with a gentle humming sound.
Benefits include:
Calms the nervous system
Focuses the mind on the present moment
Cools heated or angry energy
Relieves headaches
Lowers blood pressure
Stimulates the vagus nerve
Tuning In To Heal
Tuning In To HealHealing doesn’t always come from doing more — sometimes it comes from tuning in. By weaving together yoga and sound, we create space for stillness, clarity, renewal, and harmony.
Stay tuned for Catina’s upcoming posts on:
The science and research behind yoga and sound therapy
How these practices support specific health concerns
Different styles of yoga and their unique benefits