Kasa Himalayan Sound Concert 2026
Where Wellness Meets Purpose
Created with faith and united in purpose, the Kasa Himalayan Sound Concert is the first-ever large scale Kasa sound healing concert in Malaysia.
This is a one-night-only immersive concert featuring the creator of the Full Moon Singing Bowls — Master Santa Ratna Shakya, multi-instrumentalist Salil Subedi, and internationally-respected sound healing practitioner Saraswati Kim.
100% of net proceeds goes to the Son of Light Foundation.
The Artists
Salil Subedi
An internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist whose soulful artistry weaves together Himalayan traditions and contemporary sound, creating deeply immersive musical experiences.
Nepal
Santa Ratna Shakya Kasa
A 7th-generation Kasa artisan, creator of the Full Moon Singing Bowls, and internationally renowned Himalayan sound master dedicated to preserving and sharing an authentic lineage spanning generations.
Nepal
Korea
Saraswati Kim
An internationally respected Himalayan sound artist and educator, devoted to sharing the transformative power of authentic Kasa sound through performances and teaching across the world.
The Experience…
Guests are seated upright grounded, present, and fully conscious. Sound washes over you in waves, and your mind is invited to listen, to notice, to follow the resonance.
Seated posture keeps the mind alert and engaged. It allows audience to witness the experience—to travel consciously through layers of sound, to feel the bowls communicate with different parts of the body.
The Awakening • 40 minutes reclined
After a 20-minute intermission, the concert resumes with guests reclined. The gentle give of laying on the bed, The body loses its sense of weight. Tension that clung to muscles without your knowing simply releases.
From here, the sound reaches deeper. The subconscious opens. The nervous system completes its descent into stillness. This is where healing happens, letting go into total, weightless surrender.
The Surrender • 40 minutes reclined
Why this Concert?
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Guided in person by Master Santa Ratna Shakya Kasa, a seventh-generation Himalayan bowl master
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Research links a single sound bath to measurably lower cortisol, slower heart rate, and a brain shifted into deep rest
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Only 180 seats in Serai Hall's soaring, chandelier-lit space. Close enough to feel the bowls’ vibration as well as hear them.
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Every ticket supports the Son of Light Foundation — 21 years building schools and feeding children across Nepal.
