
20/07/2025
THERE ARE BENEFITS FOR THE PRACTITIONER TOO DURING A SOUND BATH.
Healing, Vocals, the Ears & the Vagus Nerve: What Every Sound Healer Should Know
Sound is not just heard, it's felt, received, and transmitted through the vagus nerve, one of the most important pathways in the body for healing and deep relaxation.
As a sound healer, you’re working with a two-way portal:
1) Listening to sounds stimulates nerve endings in the ear (tragus, co**ha, and canal), sending calming signals through the vagus nerve to the brain, heart, lungs, and gut. This activation supports deep relaxation, lowers stress, improves digestion, and boosts immune function in your session participants, and in yourself.
→ Sound enters the ear → stimulates the vagus nerve → calms the body
2) Singing, sounding, humming, or toning, vibrates the vagus nerve of the sound practitioner from the inside out, activating the vocal cords, throat, chest, and diaphragm. This supports emotional regulation and deep presence allowing you to be more grounded, calm and connected to energy and intuition.
→ Sound is produced by the voice → vibrates the vagus nerve pathways → calms the body
This is why listening and sounding are equally sacred in sound healing. And the powerful connection to the vagus nerve is foundational for any sound healer to know about.
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