Research at Harmony Spiritus forms the foundation of our experiences, offerings, and practices. It is where the ancient knowledge of Anatolia and Mesopotamia is studied, interpreted, and brought into contemporary frameworks for listening, ritual, and embodied well-being.
Bridging 10,000 years of healing wisdom with today’s wellbeing science.
Our current research agenda focuses on three interconnected areas:
Sumerian Mythology as Storytelling
Exploring early mythological narratives as living frameworks for meaning, memory, and ritual transmission. This research informs how story, symbolism, and narrative structure shape our experiences and practices today.
Anatolian Soundscapes for Relaxation and Focus
Investigating traditional modes, rhythms, and acoustic environments from Anatolia and their effects on attention, calm, and nervous system regulation. This work directly informs our soundscapes, guided sessions, and listening practices.
Water and Ritual
Studying the cultural, sensory, and symbolic role of water in ritual traditions of Anatolia and Mesopotamia — from springs and baths to sound, flow, and reflection — and how these elements support grounding, renewal, and transition.
Our research is not conducted in isolation. Insights from each area feed directly into the design of our soundscapes, experiences, educational programs, and material offerings, ensuring that practice remains rooted in depth, context, and continuity.