Born in India 12 years of sound-healing practice Private, group, online, and corporate experiences
The practice
Before there is language, there is vibration. Before movement, there is breath.
A place to stop striving.
Devesh brings sound, restorative yoga, conscious breathing, and deep rest into one carefully held experience. The practice is spacious and practical: you are guided to arrive, receive, notice, and return at your own pace.
No familiarity with yoga is needed. There is nothing to perform and no particular state you must achieve. Sound becomes a doorway into listening; stillness gives the body time to answer in its own language.
Rishikesh, India
Sound is not used to escape the world, but to meet it with more room inside.
River stones · Rishikesh
Meet Devesh
A practice shaped in India, shared openly.
Presence before performance.
Born and raised in India, Devesh Narwal has spent twelve years practising sound healing and studying the quieter dimensions of yoga. He is a holistic yoga master specialising in restorative yoga, meditation, breath, and the therapeutic atmosphere created by carefully played sound.
His approach is rooted in traditional yogic understanding and expressed in clear, contemporary language. He works with individuals, couples, groups, aspiring sound healers, and organizations—meeting each setting with the same attention to safety, pace, listening, and respect.
Twelve years of dedicated sound-healing practice
Holistic yoga master and restorative-yoga specialist
Teacher and mentor to emerging sound practitioners
Private, group, online, retreat, and workplace experience
“My work is to create the conditions for listening. The stillness belongs to you.”
— Devesh Narwal
The instruments
Sound, touch, and the space between
Every tone begins with listening.
The character of an instrument is shaped by material, touch, timing, room, and the silence allowed to follow.
Layered, warm, and close
Singing bowls
Bronze and crystal bowls create sustained tones that can be felt as much as heard. Devesh works with their overtones slowly, leaving room for the body to settle.
Resonance in motionA gong is allowed to bloom, move through the room, and return slowly to silence.Tools of attentionMaterials are chosen for tone and character, then played with care for the people and the space present.
Sessions & experiences
Ways to practise
Choose the shape of your pause.
Each experience is paced around the people in the room. Prices, dates, and exact locations are shared once confirmed.
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Private Sound-Healing Journey
For individual rest, reflection, and dedicated care.
A short arrival conversation, a personally paced sound journey, quiet integration, and a grounded closing.
Choose your experience and format first. The live calendar shows real availability in your timezone, saves your request securely, and gives you the option to continue with Devesh on WhatsApp.
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Professional training
Study · Practise · Facilitate
Learn to Hold Space Through Sound
A grounded course for people who want to understand instruments, listening, and responsible facilitation—not simply collect techniques.
Study the instrument. Listen for what the room asks.
Course overview
Devesh teaches sound as a practice of relationship: to the instrument, the room, the people present, and the silence that follows. The training combines guided practice, clear principles, supervised facilitation, and restorative-yoga foundations.
It is suitable for committed beginners, yoga teachers, meditation practitioners, wellness facilitators, and people already working with sound who want more depth and structure.
Certificate of Completion
Included for participants who complete Devesh’s course requirements. This does not claim external accreditation.
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Listening, rhythm, resonance, and the ethics of care
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Singing bowls, gongs, bells, chimes, and mallet technique
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Voice, breath, silence, and the arc of a session
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Restorative-yoga foundations and supported rest
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One-to-one session design and responsive pacing
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Group facilitation, room awareness, and responsible closing
Next course
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Corporate wellness
For teams and organizations
A more grounded way to work together.
Thoughtfully designed experiences that create room for rest, reflection, reconnection, and relief from the pace of the working day.
Every program is facilitated personally by Devesh Narwal.
Programs can include
Corporate sound baths
Restorative reset sessions
Breath and stress-management workshops
Leadership and team retreats
Conference and off-site experiences
Recurring workplace-wellness programs
Online sessions for distributed teams
Custom programs for large groups
Format
30–90 minute sessions, half days, or custom series
Group size
Tailored after venue and participant needs are known
Choose what feels closest. You will receive an original reflection inspired by broad teachings of the Bhagavad Gita: presence, compassionate action, non-attachment, courage, and equanimity.
Anxious
Inspired by teachings of the Bhagavad Gita
I can meet this moment without solving every moment after it.
An anxious mind often travels ahead, carrying outcomes that have not arrived. Steadiness begins by returning to the action, sensation, or breath that is actually here.
A gentle invitation
Exhale a little longer than you inhale for five quiet rounds. Ask: what is mine to tend in the next ten minutes?
Ten-question reflection
A private pause
Where Is Your Energy Asking for Attention?
This one-question-at-a-time reflection offers an educational wellness insight—not a diagnosis. Your answers remain in this browser and are not sent or stored by the website.
10 questions · approximately 3 minutes
A quiet check-in, answered only by you.
Educational only. Not medical or mental-health advice.
Ask about a private session, online practice, group journey, retreat, training, or special event. Share any accessibility needs or practical questions at the beginning.