An individual
soundmassage takes an hour to ninety minutes and is enjoyed most wearing comfortable clothes.
The person lies down, relaxing the breath.
The didjeridoo is then played over the body
at a distance of 2-10 centimeters above the skin.
The sound goes deep into the tissue, touching the organs
and lightly vibrating the bone structure.
Next is a personal overtone song.
Singing up and down the overtone ladder,
(overtones are high flutelike notes that arise on top
of the base note), listening closely to the sound,
Igor works on making all notes sound clear.
The effects of the vibrations of the didjeridoo and harmonics
are different for every person who experiences the sound.
Many feel the body becoming first heavy and then very light,
a feeling very much like floating.
After the session people usually need time to come back fully
awake.
The inner space created by this kind of relaxation therapy
can make one become very slow and quiet inside.
