Level 1 & 2

Basic Therapeutic Methods

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  • The Foundation. Learn to introduce yourself to the instruments through Introduction to Kasa Bowls, Self Scanning, and Partner Scanning — developing the sensitivity to listen before you lead.

  • Enter the body's layers through structured therapeutic application. 7-Bowl Relaxing Therapy and 4-Bowl Balancing Therapy — learning how sound moves through the body and where it settles.

  • Four targeted therapies working with the body's deeper systems: Sacral Therapy, Constipation Therapy, Pregnancy Therapy, and Heart Therapy. Sound as direct, intentional care.

  • Backache Therapy for physical tension held in the body's core. Solar Plexus Therapy for the seat of energy and will. Space Clearing — learning how sound works on environments, not just people.

  • The final day opens into the subtlest registers of practice. Sunya Bowls, Ear Therapy, and a closing Sound Bath — before graduating as a certified KASA Sound Therapy practitioner.

Upon completion, graduates receive an official KASA Sound Therapy Certificate, issued under Master Santa's lineage.

Training Locations

KASA offers two intakes annually — held in both Malaysia and Nepal. Nepal trainings include accommodation, a visit to the KASA workshop, and guided cultural immersion throughout the stay.

Two opportunities a year. Both are rare.

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Sound Practitioner Training

Some knowledge can be found in books. This cannot.

KASA Sound Practitioner Training is one of the few certification programmes in the world offering direct, in-person transmission from Master Santa Ratna Shakya Kasa — the creator of the Full Moon Singing Bowl and a seventh-generation metalcraftsman from Patan, Nepal.

The name Kasa carries its own history. In Patan — Nepal's ancient handicraft city — the Kasa were metalcraftsmen appointed by royal decree, each lineage assigned to a specific craft. Master Santa's family has held that appointment for over 170 years. His bowls are used in wellness centres, yoga studios, and healing spaces across the world. His students come from every background. What they share is the desire to learn from the source.

There is no equivalent course taught by someone of his standing. This is the lineage, in person.

Your Instructor
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Master Santa

The name Kasa carries its own history. In Patan — Nepal's ancient handicraft city — the Kasa were metalcraftsmen appointed by royal decree, each lineage assigned to a specific craft. Master Santa's family has held that appointment for over 170 years. His bowls are used in wellness centres, yoga studios, and healing spaces across the world. His students come from every background. What they share is the desire to learn from the source.

There is no equivalent course taught by someone of his standing. This is the lineage, in person.