Cy Gorman

Cy is currently working across the nexus of professional light/colour/sound research, design, development, and tertiary education design in these areas.

As the founder and director of Nurobodi Wellbeing Design Cy’s formal training and studies include a BM majoring in compositional structures and a Melbourne University scholarship-funded Postgraduate Dip. of Interdisciplinary Design. He was also awarded the University of Melbourne mentorship award for digital sound design and production. In 2017 he was awarded the Asia Pacific ‘Ci2017 Human Intelligence 2.0’ Scholarship to launch and present Nurobodi as a research project at the Ci2017 Conference at Melbourne Sofitel Hotel.

“As an AI ethics researcher, digital media and audiovisual interaction designer, I’m interested in creating resonant expressions of enhanced potential through the integrated application of colour and sound design, which can directly influence the wellbeing and mood optimisation of sentient beings and the environments they inhabit.

Underpinning my creative nature are decades of production, design and research and development training, which I have been able to combine with knowledge and wisdon informed by Tibetan Buddhist studies and practice.

I also integrate microtonal audiovisual harmonic philosophies inspired by teachings and transmissions received by the Gundecha Brothers (IND), and in particular the late Ramakant Gundecha. - Cy Gorman

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Underpinning Cy’s innovative technical training is over 12 years of embodied practice converging Tibetan Buddhist philosophy and practices, holistic Qi Gong theory, and practices with integrated Sound and Lighting/Colour designing for the wellbeing of humans and the environments they inhabit.

Cy’s unique integration of Nada Yoga and microtonal vocal studies with the Gundecha Brothers (IND) blended with extensive sound design training and personal guidance from Neil Harbisson in the field of sonochromatism are central to the innovative nature of Cy’s sound and light wellbeing practice

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Cy’s ongoing mind-body studies stem from Daoist Qi Gong practices, Tibetan Mantrayana, Vajrayana and Tantrayana including blessings, transmissions and instructions from Jigme Khyentse Rinpoche and Manjushri Mantrayana blessings and instructions from Lama Tendar, as well as attending in person teachings with HH The 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet in ‘The Stages of Meditation’, ‘The Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment’, ‘The Jewel Lamp, A Praise of Bodhicitta’ and ‘A Bodhisattva’s Way of Life’, ‘The Heart Sutra’ and the Ushnishavijaya Puja at Aloka Meditaion centre 2020.

Cy is also focused on supporting the Khyentse Vision Project to create more accesible ways to access deep meditative states through the use of mantras.

Cy’s Wu Gong and Qi Gong studies includes practical and theoretical instruction from the late Professor Wong (Wu Gong) and 8 years of training with Jared Osbourne (Qi Gong) including Embodiment Academy Qi Gong certification in ‘Mastering Presence’ and ‘Golden Body Qi Gong’. He is also an experienced yoga practitioner. As a progressive holistic health & wellbeing practitioner Cy Gorman is formally recognised as an executive member of the International Institute of Complimentary Therapies for his wellbeing work with sound, light/colour & Qi Gong.

Nurobodi Beginners Qi Gong Course: "Heart of the Mountain"
A$240.00
One time

Introduction and training foundational Nurobodi Qi Gong and Embodiement practices. Includes Qi Gong and Nada Yoga training videos, notes, audio recordings and more!

In addition to his work with Nurobodi, Cy is a single father of 2 daughters, a digital wellbeing course designer and lecturer for Melbourne’s RMIT Bachelor of Digital Design students, he teaches Qi Gong to students of all ages on a regular basis. He is also an accomplished music producer/artist being signed to the boutique Melbourne record label Heard and Felt, composes and performs with the Yaosai Duet and completed his first web film series Augmented Organism in January 2019. Augmented Organism’s ‘Mukta’ was nominated for Best Sound/Music in the 2020 Real World XR awards.

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