Harmonious Resonance

with Crystal Singing Bowls

Allow your body to naturally tune in and enjoy the synchronization between yourself and the sound while listening to the crystal singing bowls corresponding to the seven chakras.

Visual Delight:

Nature of the Sunny Coast

Experience the beauty of the Sunshine Coast's pristine nature through captivating videos displayed on the screen. Indulge in the soothing visuals and let your eyes relax.

Nourishment for the Palate: Healthy Soup

After the meditation, savor a simple soup made with seasonal ingredients to nourish your body.

Aromatic Bliss: Aloma Candle

Experience relaxation as the seasonal scents and the gentle glow of aromatherapy candles envelop your body and mind. Immerse yourself in this blissful ambiance.

Sensory Awakening:

Warm-up & Breath

Explore the connection between your body and mind through stretches and breathing exercises inspired by Aikido. Cultivate awareness of your skin's sensations and breath.

Glasshouse Mountains neighborhood centre

1 Ryan St, Glass House Mountains QLD 4518

Phone Number

0410 254 210

We have decided to offer a special introductory price for the first event, limited to 20 participants:

Regular Price: $80

Monitor Price: 　　$40 　(Half price)

MUSUBI's Concept:

MUSUBI originates from the language of Shinto gods(Kami).

"MUSUBI【産霊】," also known as "むすひ" in ancient times, refers to the mystical and profound power that creates and nurtures all things.

1. MUSUBI : Connecting People

We bring together a diverse group of specialists in the five senses. Through collaborations with artists specialized in each sense, we create harmony among people who enjoy these sensory experiences.

・Establishing connections with participants.

・Creating collaborations with various artists specialized in the five senses.

2 . MUSUBI : Engaging the Five Senses: Through singing sounds (auditory sense), natural visuals (visual sense), aroma candles, etc. (olfactory sense), healthy cuisine (gustatory sense), and exercises involving skin sensations like stretching and massage (tactile sense), we enhance the bonds of the five senses, promoting harmony between mind and body.

3.Emphasizing the Vital MUSUBI Sense for Japanese:

This crucial MUSUBI sense is the feeling of being able to "live safely in nature" regardless of gender, age, or background.

In Japan's oldest Shinto narrative, the "Kojiki," the first three gods are as follows:

1)Amenominakanushi-no-kami (天之御中主神)

2)Takamimusubi-no-kami (高御産巣日神)

3)Kamimusubi-no-kami (神産巣日神)

These three pillars of divinity are known as the "Zoka-San-shin " (造化三神) and hold great significance in Japanese beliefs.

They are gods of a higher generation than Amaterasu Omikami(Sun’s Kami) and Izanagi, considered to be fundamental entities of the universe, even though they lack specific stories. The names of these gods, the second and third in the narrative, include the word "むすぶMUSUBU/

むすひMUSUHI" , which suggests family connections. The terms "Musuko" (son) and "Musume" (daughter) also carry similar meanings, representing words born from the connection between parents.

Japanese people find a sense of security and inner peace in the belief that they are all interconnected. This feeling of being protected unconsciously stems from the concept of "living safely in nature," which applies to anyone, whether man or woman, adult or child.

Ultimately, this concept is embodied in our activities, where we create events that heal the senses, forge connections between people, and promote harmony between mind and body through 5 senses (visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile) experiences.