Satya Anubhuti

Music, Meditation and Wellness Safety Notice

Satya Anubhuti provides meditation music, relaxation music, guided meditation, “brain music”, sound-based practices and other audio/video content as part of certain online and offline programs, courses, assessments and products.

These materials are provided for meditation, relaxation, wellness, concentration and personal practice and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical or psychiatric condition.

Important Medical Precaution

Every individual's response to sound, music, meditation and other sensory experiences can be different.

People who have, or have previously experienced:

  • Epilepsy or seizures
  • Music-triggered seizures or other known sensitivity to sound
  • Photosensitive epilepsy or sensitivity to flashing/flickering visual content accompanying audio
  • Schizophrenia or other serious psychiatric conditions
  • Psychosis or a history of psychotic episodes
  • Severe anxiety, panic or other conditions in which meditation, prolonged silence, intense concentration or sensory stimulation may cause discomfort
  • Any neurological or psychiatric condition for which a doctor has advised caution with meditation, sensory stimulation or similar practices

should consult an appropriately qualified medical professional before participating in intensive meditation practices or using such content.

Stop if You Experience Discomfort

Users should stop listening to or participating in a practice if they experience any unusual or concerning symptoms, including but not limited to:

  • dizziness
  • headache
  • nausea
  • unusual visual sensations
  • confusion
  • disorientation
  • unusual involuntary movements
  • panic or severe anxiety
  • unusual changes in perception
  • loss of awareness
  • seizure-like symptoms
  • any other significant physical or psychological discomfort.

If symptoms are severe, persistent or involve loss of consciousness, seizure, severe confusion or another medical emergency, seek appropriate medical attention immediately.

Audio and Visual Content

Some of our content may combine audio with visual material. Certain visual effects, rapidly changing images, flashing or flickering patterns can trigger seizures in susceptible individuals.

Users who know or suspect that they are sensitive to such stimuli should avoid the relevant content and seek professional medical advice where appropriate.

Children

For children participating in Third Eye, meditation, music or other programs, the parent or lawful guardian should review the relevant program information and follow any safety instructions provided by Satya Anubhuti.

A parent or guardian should inform the instructor before participation if the child has a known neurological, psychiatric or other medical condition that may be relevant to meditation, sound stimulation or sensory activities.

Parents/guardians should supervise children's participation where appropriate and should discontinue the activity if the child experiences any unusual or concerning response.

No Guarantee of Medical Outcome

Statements on our website describing music, meditation, sound, breathing practices or other wellness practices as beneficial for the mind or body represent the intended wellness purpose of the program and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of a particular medical or therapeutic outcome.

Individual responses may vary.

Our content and programs are not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment or advice from a qualified medical professional.

Responsibility for Medical Conditions

Users are responsible for informing Satya Anubhuti, before participating in an applicable program, of any known condition or medical restriction that may reasonably affect their safe participation.

Satya Anubhuti does not claim that its music, meditation or wellness programs are suitable for every individual or every medical condition.

Where there is uncertainty about whether a person should participate, the person should obtain advice from their treating medical professional before beginning the activity.