A configuration of selected and carefully manufactured ‘sound sources’, large scale instruments of diverse materials and qualities are grouped in an archetypal configuration around the central element of the Sound Healing Bed, which replaces the traditional massage table and offers a resting place for the sensory, receptive experience of a variety of sound textures and vibrations.

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Sound Healing Space provides a novel experience of heightened, synaesthetic perception of the immediate impact of sound vibrations on the body and its more subtle layers. It creates an atmosphere and dedicated space of listening, tuning, aligning, and coming into resonance with the universal principles and effects of primeval as well as tuned sound.

Based on natural, harmonic proportions and Just intonation tunings on C 256 the Sound Healing Space is a direct expression of the healing art and science of pure sound.The polarity between organized, structured, tuned tone as a symbolic expression of the cosmic principles of harmony and order, and primal, apparently chaotic sound, is resolved into an organic whole that stimulates the evolutionary growing process of constant adjustment and reintegration.

The direct tactile impact of the sound vibrations creates a deep state of relaxation and a clear sense of overall harmonization. The aim and natural result of a sound session is to support the recipient in a Nidra / Alpha state of deepened awareness, which brings refreshing rest, naturally stimulating homeostatic, self-healing capacities and offers the opportunity of balancing the system through a shift and realignment of the different planes and parts of the being

Inside a Sonorium, sound unfolds slowly and continuously.

Participants often experience a shift in attention as layers of tone, vibration, and silence interact with the body and nervous system.

Because the listener is surrounded rather than “played to,” the experience tends to be receptive rather than directive.

This makes the Sonorium especially suitable for therapeutic sessions, one-on-one work, and practices where presence and subtle perception are central.

Sonoriums are commonly used by sound practitioners, therapists, and facilitators working with:

• Individual or small-group sound journeys
  
• Body-based or somatic practices
  
• Nervous system regulation and deep rest
  
• Long-form listening sessions

The practitioner’s role is not to perform, but to hold space, guide pacing, and listen to how sound is received within the room

At oneTone, we approach the Sonorium as a living system, not a fixed installation.

Each Sonorium is shaped by the instruments chosen, the space it inhabits, and the intention of the work being offered.

Rather than prescribing a single configuration, we support practitioners in building Sonoriums that evolve — responsive to the people, practices, and environments they serve.