My journey with sound began in my early years through piano lessons, where I primarily played classical pieces, though I only truly enjoyed a few of them. My enthusiasm for the piano diminished when my teacher encouraged us to participate in recitals, as performing for an audience became a source of stress. Eventually, I chose to stop taking lessons.

After my family moved to Canada, I no longer felt drawn to the piano, having developed a negative association with it. However, years later, I found myself missing the act of playing music. I bought a ukulele and began teaching myself, but soon became frustrated with its limitations.

One day, I visited a piano store and, upon playing again, it felt like reconnecting with an old friend. A month later, I purchased a digital keyboard and began improvising for the first time. This reconnection, after a 15-year hiatus, brought back the joy and playfulness I had missed, allowing me to appreciate sound and melody on a deeper level.

Before formally learning about sound healing and sound journeys, I had a fascination with sound-making objects and had a collection of bells and whistles and had a children's book on how to make simple instruments. In my journey for meaning and purpose, as I was delving into the world of somatic therapies, I discovered sound as a healing modality. Captivated by the sound of crystal bowls, I invested in a few for myself, and my journey with sound creation started! Today, my favorite instruments in the set are the tongue drum and the wind chime. I believe magic happens when these instruments are played one after the other, transporting us to different places.