Jakub Omsky: Master Cellist Talks Healing With Sound

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We Chat With Jakub Omsky About Sound Therapy That May Eliminate Alzheimer’s

This episode starts off with a recording of a live, improvisational performance piece called “Water Drip”. Taken from one of Omsky’s dialogue concerts, it sets the tone for the cellist to tell his story about how his sound therapy has reversed comas, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other debilitating health issues.

Starting off as a child prodigy, Jakub Omsky was born in Poland where he was the youngest student in the history of the Fryderyk Chopin Music Academy. He graduated with honors from Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, and went on to win numerous awards, and perform worldwide. He is known as a “Master of Cello” and Yo-Yo Ma called him “an extraordinarily talented and dedicated musician.”

Omsky is the founder of Sound Prayer Project, and Universal Harmony Dialogue Concerts. He currently offers sound and water therapy, and performs transformational sound healing methods at numerous hospitals, and caregiving facilities. He was recognized by the U.S. Congress for his work, and hIs current collaboration album, called “Intermezzo,” is available on Summit Records.

From the transcript:

Jakub Omsky : (25:03)
And the [coma] patient opens his eyes, beautiful blue eyes and he looks straight at me, smiles and says “Thank you.” You could hear a pin drop. He then, you know, started talking with the nurses, started talking with me, uh, having completely lucid conversation and being completely present.

“Recognition is a gateway to love. And every human being seems to really want to be acknowledged and recognized.”

Jakub Omsky
Cellist