SOUND MEDICINE WHEEL

Michael Enderle brings over 35 years of professional experience to his practice as an internationally recognized Sound Medicine Master and Shamanic Energy Practitioner. Since 1998, he has studied with Grand Masters of Sound and Energy Healing across multiple continents, including the United States, United Kingdom, UAE, and Nepal, building a comprehensive understanding of vibrational healing traditions.

Following the call of his Lipan-Apache ancestors in 2002, Enderle dedicated over 20 years to training in the sacred art of Sound Medicine. His practice emerges from a dialogue between ancient wisdom and contemporary application, honoring traditional methods while exploring new frontiers in healing. To deepen his understanding, he spent a decade living and studying in the Middle East and Asia, where he explored the integration of sound, vibration and energy healing with personal and spiritual development.

Enderle's work represents a synthesis of multiple healing traditions, utilizing sound frequencies and vibrational medicine to facilitate transformation. His certifications include Sound Medicine Master, Shamanic Energy Practitioner, Spiritual Counselor, and HealthRHYTHMS® Facilitator. He serves as a lifetime member of the Sound Healers Association and is honored as a Dancing Wu Li Master.

As originator of "The Sound Medicine Wheel – Science of Sound, Art of Vibration," Enderle explores how sound carries both healing resonance and spiritual significance. His work spans the evolution of sound medicine from the Stone Age of Fire, through the Bronze Age of Metal, to the Aquarian Age of Crystal, bridging ancient practices with contemporary understanding of vibrational healing.

SCHROEDER SOUND TECHNOLOGIES

For over three decades, George Schroeder has dedicated his practice to metalwork, building a body of work spanning public installations, private commissions, and major museum collections. Working exclusively in metals, he has developed a deep understanding of how these materials respond to heat, pressure, and time.

Schroeder's sculptures emerge from a dialogue between vision and medium, examining metal's capacity for both permanence and transformation. This current series marks a significant evolution, bridging sculptural object and functional instrument. He creates sound medicine instruments—gongs and singing bowls—forged using ancient materials and master-level techniques employed by Himalayan bowl-making masters and traditional gong smiths.

These instruments embody centuries of metallurgical wisdom, utilizing bronze alloys refined across generations of artisans. The forging process becomes a meditation on tradition and innovation, as Schroeder honors ancient techniques while bringing contemporary sculptural sensibility to each piece. The resulting works exist between art object and healing tool, sculpture and instrument.

Through this series, Schroeder explores how metal carries both visual impact and vibrational resonance—how the same material that defines his sculptural practice generates medicinal frequencies capable of inducing contemplation, relaxation and transformative healing. Each piece continues metal's ancient role as creator of sacred frequencies, where silent sculpture finds its voice as sound medicine.

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