The Silence of Sound

There is an unknown space, between silence and sound. A mystery awaits, where the soul is found.

A man with a beard and closed eyes, wearing a white shirt and trousers with colourful woven straps and bells, holds small metal objects in his hands.

Sound has always been one of the most powerful forms of healing known. Practiced across cultures for centuries, it has been used both in personal settings and ceremonial traditions. At its heart lies a profound connection to the essence of sound itself and this essential principle forms the foundation of The Silence of Sound training.

For many, we understand that sound healing is a creative expression of acoustic frequencies designed to support relaxation and enhance physical wellbeing. While many place emphasis on sound healing instruments as the source of transformation, I recognise this true power lies within the individual connection to themselves. Whether it be the silence of mediation or the sound of thoughts as noise.

This training focuses on the vital partnership between what exists in the mind and what is brought into being from the journey through silence and sound. This is achieved through walking the bridge from silence into sound as you integrate ‘The 5 Frequencies of Freedom’. This practice nourishes the potential towards healing ourselves on infinite levels bringing a depth of harmony and acceptance. Thoughts seduce our minds creating noise, which separates us from silence.

To fully embrace our connection to both silence and sound, we must first recognise the power of our thoughts, as this inevitably shapes our beliefs, perceptions and behaviours. This practice of observing our internal presence before engaging with any form of self expression is the core foundation of The Silence of Sound training.  

“Pete Bengry is an exceptional musician, healer and teacher. His classes and performances are very powerful. He has a unique and beautiful drumming technique which activates and restores one’s body, mind and soul all at once. Pete has deservedly received accolades for his work from one of the world’s foremost authorities on soul retrieval, Sandra Ingerman and he has been featured in the Guardian, one of the UK’s leading newspapers. If you get the chance to attend one of Pete’s workshops, for example, ‘The Silence of Sound’ training or an evening of his shamanic sound healing, grab it with both hands. His is a rare and special gift.”

— Dr Neil Brocklehurst