Oberton-Singen Playshop

Terra Celeste, Sonntag, 8. Februar um 14:00 MEZ

In diesem spielerischen Workshop wird Shakya dir die praktischen Grundlagen vermitteln, um mit deiner Stimme magische Obertöne zu erzeugen. Am Ende dieses Nachmittags wirst du mit Sicherheit "den Bogen raus haben" und wissen, worauf es ankommt, um diese Praxis zu vertiefen - wie alle TeilnehmerInnen, die diesen Workshop je besucht haben! Shakya unterstützt jede(n) TeilnehmerIn individuell bei der Erforschung dieser Technik. Zur Auflockerung und aus Freude am Tönen tauchen wir auch in freie Stimm-Improvisationen ein.

Beitrag: EUR 40-60 (Ermässigung auf Anfrage)
Teilnehmerzahl auf 8 Personen begrenzt

https://bonn.jetzt/event/oberton-singen-playshop

Mantra-Sing-Kreis mit Shakya

Terra Celeste, Sonntag, 8. Februar um 19:00 MEZ

Herzvoll, nährend, lebendig und still. Das ist es, wie Menschen den Mantra-Sing-Abend mit Shakya in Terra Celeste beschreiben. Die intime Atmosphäre des gemütlichen Raums unterm Dach lässt den Abend persönlich und sehr einfach werden. Wir singen alles, was uns gut tut. Shakya bringt wie immer ein paar neue Melodien aus der Welt mit. Du kannst kraftvoll mitsingen - oder Dich fallen lassen, in sanfte Klänge hinein, auf weiche Kissen, in die Stille zwischen den Liedern.

Shakya: Gitarre, Djembé, Hang
Anmeldung nicht erforderlich
Beitrag: grosszügige Spende erbeten

https://bonn.jetzt/event/mantra-sing-kreis-mit-shakya-1

I took this at Kumari Ghar in 2022. It is in Durbar Square in Kathmandu. Kumari Ghar is the palace of the living goddess Kumari. Kumaris are drawn from the Newar community, the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley. The way it was explained to me, the goddess would once come down to earth to advise the ruler of Nepal, but during one of her visits, she noticed that he was lusting after her. After refusing to return for a while, she returned to Earth as a prepubescent girl. Once the girl reaches puberty, the goddess leaves the body and is just a person. The community then needs to find the next Kumari.

I was in the courtyard for an audience with the Kumari, where I was told to remain silent, keep my hands in a prayer shape out of respect, and not take any photos. An older woman came to the window, yelled something down, and then the Kumari came to the window.

Location: Kumari Ghar (Kathmandu, Nepal)
More photos of Nepal: https://pixelfed.social/c/536753354915262382

#Kumari #KumariDevi #KumariGhar #DurbarSquare #Kathmandu #Nepal #Hindu #Buddhism #Palace #Shakya #Travel #TravelPhotography

I took this at Kumari Ghar, last year. It is in Durbar Square in Kathmandu. Kumari Ghar is the palace of the living goddess Kumari. Kumaris are drawn from the Newar community, the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley. The way it was explained to me, the goddess would once come down to earth to advise the ruler of Nepal, but during one of her visits, she noticed that he was lusting after her. After refusing to return for a while, she started returning to Earth in the form of a prepubescent girl. Once the girl reaches puberty, the goddess leaves the body and then she is just a person. The community then needs to find the next Kumari.

I was in the courtyard for an audience with the Kumari, where I was told to remain silent, keep my hands in a prayer shape out of respect, and not take any photos. An older woman came to the window, yelled something down, and then the Kumari came to the window.

Location: Kumari Ghar (Kathmandu, Nepal)
More photos of Nepal: https://pixelfed.social/c/536753354915262382

#Kumari #KumariDevi #KumariGhar #DurbarSquare #Kathmandu #Nepal #Hindu #Buddhism #Palace #Shakya #Travel #TravelPhotography