With more than 20 years of practicing Raja and Buddhi Yoga, Mediation and Sound Therapy (8 years), Svetlana is passionate about helping others connect with their energy and deepness for healing and growth through sound, deep relaxation and meditation.

She has been provided thousands of sessions for more than 6000 thousands of people, from private 1-2-1 to hundreds guests different ages, nationalities and conditions.

Certified by ISTA, IOCE, IASH, Tone of life, Tibetan Golden Temple Centre, she provides Sound Therapy sessions using a unique combination of ancient holistic and modern scientific knowledge and teachings. She also has Master level Reiki, and certification in Trauma Awareness by UNION Trauma Recovery Institute. Keep learning in International Musical Academy of flute Bansuri in Delhi, India.

A wide deep background helps her to design custom Sound Healing and Sound Trauma Recovery Therapy sessions and courses.

Svetlana is a founder of Samui Sound Healing Sanctuary Shantika, providing sessions and certification courses for worldwide famous luxury and wellness resorts and Yoga Centres. Her students open their Sound Healing Studios all over the world – in the USA, Germany, Thailand, Australia, Canada, England, South America & Hong Kong.

Through the art of Sound Healing, Svetlana will guide you towards a state of deep relaxation, allowing the harmonizing vibrations to work their magic on your mind, body, and soul. As the sounds wash over you, you’ll feel a renewed sense of balance and rejuvenation, leaving the stress and worries of the outside world behind. You will gain tools and skills for creating beautiful and profound Sound healing sessions to bring others to the space of tranquility and serenity.

After the training you can provide group and private Sound Healing and Therapy sessions for different clients and goals and open your Sound Therapy Studio with wide range of sessions.

Pavel Novikov (Pravin) is a composer and multi-instrumentalist playing bansuri, duduk, kaval, Turkish ney, Turkish clarinet, Indian and Iranian santur, classical guitar, tabla, darbuka, vibraphone and other instruments.

Pavel started learning music by playing classical guitar and percussion instruments at the age of 7. After graduating from school he entered a music school in the class of percussion instruments. Then he studied classical European music in Saratov Conservatory (1993-97).

Performing various musical projects, Pavel also studied Asian folk wind instruments. He became increasingly interested in North Indian classical music (Hindustani) and after receiving a grant from the Indian government, he continued his studies in India at the Music University (Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra) in Delhi in 2001.

In Delhi Pavel met his teacher Harsh Vardan. As it is known in India - the teacher for life, who is still engaged in understanding the depths of the North Indian bansuri flute.

Pavel Novikov, having such a wide range of musical education, combines the traditions of Eastern and Western cultures at the highest professional level, for which he has repeatedly received international recognition.

He is a composer and performer of music for Konstantin Vikhrev-Smirnov's documentary "The Gift", Ivan Maximov's cartoon "The Tides Back and forth" and the cartoon "The Elephant in Heaven".

He also took part in recording music for the films Siberia Monamour and Elephant. Winner of the Young Performers Competition held as part of the "Jazz Manor - Best Performer" festival (Glass Brick Award) and the XIV International Jazz Province Festival.