Bandra hosts a life-changing musical evening as part of the Soul Science project
A Soulful Night at National College in Bandra
Nirvaan Birla gave a deeply moving performance in front of almost 600 people at National College in Bandra. The Soul Science project put on the special evening, which included Sounds for the Soul, a way to use music as a form of emotional therapy.
When sound stops being sound
The session showed how sound can calm people down and make them more aware. When Nirvaan got on stage, the mood changed to one of quiet thought. The audience was fully present and enjoyed the music as a shared moment of peace instead of a typical performance.
Music as a Way to Feel Better Inside
Soul Science believes that singing and sound can help people balance their emotions, and this event fit with that belief. Music was shown to be a natural and easy way for people to slow down, stay aware, and reconnect with themselves when they are under a lot of stress.
Nirvaan Birla talks about music and healing
Nirvaan Birla, Founder and Managing Director of Birla Open Minds Education Pvt. Ltd., shared his point of view:
“For me, music isn’t about performing or being perfect. It’s all about connection. When sound comes from a place of honesty and purpose, it naturally reaches the soul. Because of the energy in the room, this evening felt special. Healing happens naturally when people sing, listen, or sit in silence together. I want people to feel music with their hearts as well as their ears through Soul Science. At that point, music becomes meditation.
Moving Beyond Performance to Purpose
Nirvaan Birla’s “Sounds for the Soul” session confirmed the idea that music can go beyond the stage. It can be a powerful tool for finding balance, healing emotional wounds, and living mindfully in a world that moves quickly.
