Why Learn The Bansuri?


 

Like most of the instruments, the melody produced by the flute, creates positivity and enhances the creativity in a person. Made from a natural source, the Bamboo, it helps to instantly connect with nature and brings us closer to the silence within.

Bansuri helps us in understanding our own breath/prana and through that it increases our awareness in the body and mind. Regular practise of the Bansuri, helps us understand the nuances of the notes; connect with them deeply there by being able to produce the best of the melody. Playing the Bansuri also enables us to stay in the present and enjoy the very moment of being in union with the instrument.

One of the best ways to learn Bansuri is to start by exploring the free self-learning flute course by Mystic Bamboo Academy, an initiative of Shri Himanshu Nanda.

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