Yet another talk.
The audience listens politely, takes a few notes… and leaves without having experienced anything for themselves.
For associations, therapists, wellness centres and event organisers. A guided Bio Music One listening experience shared together: no technique, no effort, no suggestion. Each person feels, observes and puts their own experience into words.
The audience listens politely, takes a few notes… and leaves without having experienced anything for themselves.
You want something new that will engage your members while staying true to the spirit of your organisation.
Inviting an approach you are unfamiliar with means putting your credibility on the line with an audience that trusts you.
The aim is not to persuade through words, but to create the conditions for a direct experience. The music does not seek to command attention: it creates a sound environment that the body can perceive naturally.
No one is asked to believe anything. Everyone is free to experience and describe what they feel in their own way.
It is neither a single frequency, nor simply relaxation music, nor a protocol to follow. It is an innovative sound architecture integrated into original musical compositions, which can be perceived naturally, even in the background.
Your participants have nothing to learn or get right.
Simply listen and observe.
No one is told in advance what to feel. Each person has their own experience.
A clear introduction, free from jargon: how to listen without having to analyse.
A musical sequence created for this moment, this place and this group. Everyone is free to sit, lie down or move as they wish.
Those who wish to can share what they experienced. Others are welcome to keep it to themselves.
Approximately 2 hours
Discover the approach and experience a first guided listening session.
Ideal for an association event or wellness fair.
Half-day or full-day
A more immersive listening experience followed by time to share.
Ideal for a small group or workshop retreat.
Several sessions to explore the experience more deeply.
Ideal for an ongoing group or retreat.
In person or online, with particular care given to the listening environment.
Six testimonials illustrating the diversity of experiences described in our collection of talks and workshops (2012–2019).
Letting go and serenity
“Relaxation. A wonderful sense of well-being. A remarkable tool to help us stay in the Here and Now, working beyond the mind. Being in touch with ourselves, free from harmful influences. Ease, relaxation, serenity, joy. Thank you, life.”
— AR
Being present with oneself
“A stronger connection with myself, letting go and greater flexibility at every level. Here and now. Expansion of the body and consciousness. Release of tension. No expectations, no judgement, an improved quality of being. A beautiful experience!”
— DA
Sensory experiences
“A feeling of gentle caresses on my face and hands. I could feel energy flowing. Joy, happiness. A sense of very powerful energy. Tears, a feeling of floating, the colours mauve, white and yellow.”
— M-AL
Finding my place
“I take my place and I am who I am. Alignment, balance, changes taking place. Greater openness to Life. I say ‘YES’ to Life with FAITH and TRUST. Rediscovering my sensuality.”
— NR
Gratitude and self-esteem
“NOTHING BUT HAPPINESS. I felt I had reached a goal and was setting out towards an even brighter one. After this day, I feel a great deal of gratitude, Love and self-esteem.”
— PM
A fresh perspective
“A sense of well-being, profound peace, serenity, a great letting go. Lifting a veil, or several veils; releasing beliefs; a new perspective, a new direction. Oneness.”
— YR
Participants often describe relaxation, feeling more centred, a release of tension and, sometimes, spontaneous insights. Every experience is unique: no particular effect is sought or promised.
These testimonials describe individual experiences and do not guarantee any outcome. Any quotations marked as excerpts reproduce a continuous passage from the original testimonial.
They do not have to believe or accept anything: they listen, then observe. Scepticism is welcome.
That happens, and it is part of the experience. No one is put on the spot: sharing is entirely optional.
None. Just a quiet room and drinking water.
For in-person talks: depending on the room’s capacity.
For in-person workshops and series: 12 to 15 participants.
For online events: no set participant limit.
We can agree on the arrangements together, including a paid appearance, sharing ticket revenue, free admission for members, commission on album sales and other options.
Participants leave with simple ways to continue exploring their experience:
Are you a therapist or practitioner? You can also integrate BMO into your sessions.
The approach, session structure, participant feedback and available formats.