History of Tibetan Sound Healing
The Tibetan Singing Bowl is one of the most useful instrument. They are called as ‘resting bells’ , ‘resting gongs’ “Tibetan singing bowl”, “meditation bowl”, “sound bowl”, “Tibetan bowl”, “Himalayan singing bowl”, Tibetan healing bowl”, “sound bowl”, “Tibetan sound bowl”, “Buddhist singing bowl”, “Tibetan bell”, “prayer bowl”, or simply “healing bowl”.
Singing Bowls are native to India, Tibet & Himalayan region. Singing Bowls have been in use in Great Vedic Civilization, Buddhist culture & Spirituality, Himalayas culture for centuries. The first singing bowls were said to be made in Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago. As such, singing bowls are believed to be one of the most ancient artisan crafts in human history.
According to Tibetan oral traditions, the existence of Singing Bowls dates back to 560-480 B.C.; the tradition was brought back from INDIA to TIBET, along with the teaching of Buddha by some great “ Tantric” masters in the Tibetan region.
The very first singing bowls were said to be made of pure copper and produced for both medicinal and musical purposes. They were produced primarily inside the homes of the artisans. Knowledge about the metalwork was passed on from generation to generation, although eventually this knowledge chain was broken. Some time later, singing bowls began to be made of brass, which is a combination of various earth metals, including copper. Some anecdotal references say that 2,000-year old brass singing bowls appeared in a Chinese region called Tibet at the dawn of the last century.
There is a slight variation depending on the information sources on what materials the bowls are made of; some sources mention metals corresponding to the 7 planets – gold (Sun), silver (Moon), mercury (Mercury), copper (Venus), iron (Mars), tin (Jupiter) and antimony (Saturn); others note nickel and zinc. Typically there are 3 kinds, contemporary, old and antique bowls. Good quality bowls are hand hammered, different wall thicknesses and sizes typically produce a variety of tones and harmonics. Each bowl has its own characteristics and wants to be explored.
Benefits of Sound Healing
Medical Treatment
Medical Treatment
It is used to Cure Stress, Obesity , Depression, Anxiety, Fear, thyroid Negative Thoughts, Phobia, OCD, Bipolar Disorder, Autism, Memory Loss, Weak Concentration, Migraine, High or Low Blood Pressure, Heart Attack, Diabetes, Headaches, Insomnia, Joint Pain, Cancer, Skin Disorders And its improve our immune power by detoxifying the body.
Spirituality and Meditative Benefits
Mental Health
Mental Health
Similarly as in our sleeping hours, during the entering of ALPHA, THETA and sometimes DELTA states, when our physical body receives the opportunity to renew or restore its immunological system, endocrine system and central nervous system; the physical body can receive temporary rest from the mental and astral bodies as well while listening to the bowls, allowing not only these same regenerating energies to become activated and thereby leading to renewed health, but also allowing every chakra to renew and re-balance its own vibration. Gongs generate a similar, yet more powerful experience.
Other Benefits of Sound Healing
The director of Medical Oncology and Integrative Medicine at the Cornell Cancer Prevention Center in New York, Dr. Mitchell Gaynor, says,
“If we accept that sound is vibration and we know that vibration touches every part of our physical being, then we understand that sound is heard not only through our ears but through every cell in our bodies. One reason sound heals on a physical level is because it so deeply touches and transforms us on the emotional and spiritual planes. Sound can redress imbalances on every level of physiologic functioning and can play a positive role in the treatment of virtually any medical disorder.”
Practitioner Course
Duration- 1 Day programme
Master Healer Course
Duration- 3 Days
