Singing bowls, an integral part of Tantra Sound, are emitting specific frequencies that resonate with the body's energy centres, promoting balance, harmony, and inner peace. These ancient instruments produce ethereal tones that create a space for deep relaxation, meditation, inner exploration and confidence.

Through the art of sound therapy and meditation, practitioners of Tantra Sound dive into the transformative potential of sound vibrations. They delve into practices that involve toning, chanting, mantra repetition, and mindful listening to access profound states of relaxation, release energetic blockages, and awaken dormant potentials. Tantra Sound encourages a deep attainment to the subtle nuances of sound, fostering a profound connection with oneself and the interconnectedness of all beings of our societies.

In Sanskrit, the word "Tantra" is used as a noun and is typically inflected based on its grammatical role in a sentence. Here are a few examples of how "Tantra" is used in different forms in Sanskrit:

1. Nominative case: Tantraḥ (तन्त्रः) - This form is used when "Tantra" is the subject of a sentence, for example: "Tantraḥ pramāṇam" (तन्त्रः प्रमाणम्) meaning "Tantra is the authority."
2. Accusative case: Tantram (तन्त्रम्) - This form is used when "Tantra" is the direct object of a sentence, for example: "Vedaḥ tantram adhyayati" (वेदः तन्त्रम् अध्ययति) meaning "He studies the Tantra scripture."
3. Dative case: Tantre (तन्त्रे) - This form is used when "Tantra" is the indirect object or recipient of an action, for example: "Gurave tantre namaskaromi" (गुरवे तन्त्रे नमस्करोमि) meaning "I bow to the Guru in the Tantra tradition."
4. Genitive case: Tantrasya (तन्त्रस्य) - This form is used to indicate possession or relationship, for example: "Śivasya tantrasya vijñānena saha" (शिवस्य तन्त्रस्य विज्ञानेन सह) meaning "With the knowledge of Shiva's Tantra."
5. Locative case: Tantre (तन्त्रे) - This form is used to indicate location or place, for example: "Yogāsane tantrē āsanasthānam" (योगासने तन्त्रे आसनस्थानम्) meaning "The seat is in the Tantra tradition of Yoga."
6. Instrumental case: Tantrēṇa (तन्त्रेण) - This form is used to indicate the means or instrument by which an action is performed, for example: "Mantram japaṁ karōti tantrēṇa" (मन्त्रम् जपं करोति तन्त्रेण) meaning "He chants the mantra with Tantra."
7. Ablative case: Tantrāt (तन्त्रात्) - This form is used to indicate separation or source from which something originates, for example: "Jñānam tantrāt ābhāti" (ज्ञानम् तन्त्रात् आभाति) meaning "Knowledge shines forth from Tantra."
8. Vocative case: Tantra (तन्त्र) - This form is used to directly address or call out to "Tantra," for example: "O Tantra, prasīda" (तन्त्र, प्रसीद) meaning "O Tantra, be gracious."
9. Dual number: Tantrē (तन्त्रे) - This form is used when referring to two "Tantras" together, for example: "Iha dvē tantrē śaktiḥ prakāśate" (इह द्वे तन्त्रे शक्तिः प्रकाशते) meaning "In these two Tantras, the power shines forth."

These examples demonstrate the versatility of the word "Tantra" in Sanskrit and how it can be used in various grammatical forms to convey different meanings and functions.

Tantra Sound, as opposed to "Tantra of Sound," emphasises the primacy of sound as a transformative force within the broader context of Tantra. While Tantra encompasses a wide range of practices and teachings that integrate various aspects of life, including sound, Tantra Sound specifically focuses on the profound impact of sound vibrations on human beings.

The term "Tantra Sound" highlights the central role that sound plays within the Tantric tradition. It acknowledges that sound, in its various forms and expressions, holds immense power and potential for personal and collective transformation. 

The choice of "Tantra Sound" over "Tantra of Sound" also reflects a deeper understanding of Tantra as a holistic and multidimensional path. It recognises that sound is not merely an object or an external element to be studied or analysed, but an intrinsic aspect of existence itself. 

The addition of "Club" to "Tantra Sound" signifies the inclusive and community-oriented nature of our organisation. By incorporating the term "Club," we emphasise that Tantra Sound is not just a service or practice, but a vibrant community of individuals passionate about traditional tantric knowledge and sound healing.

Our club membership provides access to traditional tantric knowledge and sound healing tools. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to access these ancient teachings and experience the transformative power of sound healing. By offering a £1/month membership option, we ensure that individuals with various budgets can join our community and benefit from the resources and expertise available.