THE ARTIST

Identified as gifted by age three, Zimbabwean-born, Texas-raised Master Vocalist and Sound Artist Amanda Badze spent her childhood immersed in rigorous vocal and fine arts training, countless recitals, and unwavering community support.

Destiny-driven, Amanda studied Fine Arts—specializing in Indigenous African A Cappella Composition—at Howard University (Washington, DC) and Empire State University (Brooklyn, NY), followed by a period of independent study in Los Angeles, California. This awakened a relentless pursuit of originality, culminating in her 2014 African homecoming and the founding of KGOGO Arts & Gallery.

Today, Amanda’s avant-garde exhibition—Ndiri Pano: The African, Sacred Sound Healing Meditation—offers a bespoke cultural immersion. The experience redefines Fine Art engagement while honoring her ancestral lineage and individuated vital essence.

Q: What is “Ndiri Pano: The African Sacred Sound Healing Meditation”?

A: A fine-art exhibition in the form of a live, guided sound-art meditation amid the Victoria Falls rainforest.

Q: How is the art presented?

A: The experience itself is the artwork and the completion of the experience is the act of collection, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Q: What kind of experience is Ndiri Pano?

A: A simple, balancing meditation designed to inspire peace and deep presence.

Q: What is meditation?

A: Across cultures, meditation is a therapeutic practice that heightens awareness, calms the mind, and nurtures holistic wellness.

Q: What are the holistic benefits?

A: Meditation hones sensitivity, reveals profound self-worth, and fosters balance, purpose, and vitality.

Q: How can it benefit me practically?

A: You can apply meditation techniques to process work challenges, spark creativity, and navigate personal issues.

Q: Is meditation religious?

A: No. It is a universal wellness practice accessible to all.

Q: Do I need prior experience?

A: No—however we recommend familiarizing yourself with stillness, breath awareness, and intention-setting.

Q: How long is the experience?

A: One hour, from 5:00 AM until sunrise (season-dependent).

Q: Is it safe?

A: Absolutely. The Victoria Falls Rainforest is guarded 24/7 by national parks authorities.

Q: Who can attend?

A: Participants must be 18 years or older.

Q: How do I book?

A: Reserve your meditation on our website.

Q: Which side of the Falls?

A: Zimbabwe. Please arrive at the Zimbabwean entrance gate 10 minutes before your session.

Q: Do I need my own transport?

A: Yes. Arrange transport via your accommodation provider or local services.

Q: Is there a dress code?

A: Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate, all white attire. Please avoid red or black.

Q: Will I be too cold in the early morning?

A: We take every measure to ensure your comfort entirely.

Q: Is recording the session allowed?

A: No. To honor unobstructed presence, all devices must be turned off.

Q: Can I tour the Falls afterward?

A: Yes. Proceed alone or coordinate with your guide in advance.

Q: What is your cancellation and refund policy?

Cancellations are welcome, and you may reschedule to any available date by contacting us in advance. Full refunds are honored for cancellations made at least one week prior to your scheduled experience. Early communication is deeply appreciated.

Q: What should I bring?

A: Nothing—you need only arrive ready to be present. We provide all necessary items for the experience.

Q: Can I bring a guest or gift this experience?

A: No. Ndiri Pano is designed as a solitary journey—each session is a private immersion.

Q: What if it rains or weather is unsafe?

A: In such instances we will implement an outdoor temporary structure that offers shelter and ensures the experience remains uninterrupted and safe in variable weather.

Q: What health and safety accommodations are in place?

A: A professional EMS team is on-site throughout the experience to guarantee your well-being and respond to any medical needs.

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