Q: Do I have to be a Hinud or hairy Yogi to sing mantras?

No. It doesn’t matter what faith or religion we belong to, mantras are a universal sound language that speak to both our cells and our soul.

Question 1

Can I come alone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many people come on their own and find deep connection within the group. You’ll be warmly welcomed into the circle.

Question 2

How long is the Voice Alchemy ceremony?

Accepted Answer

Each Voice Alchemy event is typically 2 hours, plus time to arrive, and gently integrate before leaving.

Question 3

What if I feel shy or self-conscious?

Accepted Answer

That’s completely okay. Many people feel vulnerable around their voice—that’s why we do this work in a loving, non-judgmental space. You can participate in your own way. Everything is optional. You will be held.

Question 4

What should I bring to the ceremony?

Accepted Answer

Yourself, just as you are. We also recommend comfortable clothing, a water bottle, a journal (if you like to reflect).

Question 5

Do I need singing experience to attend?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. This space is not about sounding perfect—it’s about feeling free. Whether you’re new to voice work or a seasoned singer, all you need is the willingness to show up and let your voice move through you.

Question 6

What if I cannot attend all the classes? Do I have access to the recordings?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you will become the videos of the session.

Question 7

What about bothering my neighbours when I practice at home?

Accepted Answer

One of the big obstacles for training and expressing our voice at home are the neighbours (or family members being in the other room).I like to speak with my neighbours and explain that I sing and meditate with my voice at home. You can tell them about the course. This will usually bring more tranquility for everyone involved.Also, remember that the official resting time in Switzerland is 12 noon – 1 pm and after 8 pm. Singing is allowed outside these resting times.IMPORTANT: This is about finding courage in the midst of the fear of being judged. When you express your voice, when you train and give space to her, it is essential to have consistent practice. It’s a beautiful occasion for feeling the fear and doing it anyway. REMEMBER: YOU ARE THE GREATEST PROJECT YOU’LL EVER WORK ON.

Question 8

Do I have to be a Hinud or hairy Yogi to sing mantras?

Accepted Answer

No. It doesn&#8217;t matter what faith or religion we belong to, mantras are a universal sound language that speak to both our cells and our soul.

Question 9

What do I need to bring?

Accepted Answer

A pen and notebook to write down any insights or ideas.

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