18th Century
Bell of tranquility. Thick-wall, heavy Jambati. Long-lasting grounding and empowering sound. This bell is a masterpiece of sonic harmony. The ratio between the fundamental and first overtone is 3 (even), and the second overtone is exactly an octave of the first one! It has a very interesting combination of monaural beats patterns. This instrument pumps into the listener's field of confidence, power, and stability. This bow is an easy player and allows you to vary the playing techniques. It emits equally good with no harsh sound low and high pitches when being rubbed on the rim with the suede mallet. Excellent bowl to use for personal and group meditations, self, and private healing work. This bowl is recommended to be used in healing sessions with male clients since it could be somewhat overwhelming and "darkish" for women.JG#1 is a little too heavy for massaging, but some clients enjoy the weight on their chest. The mechanical vibrations though aren't very smooth. "M2".Excellent placement of this bowl would be three-four inches below the client's feet (in a lying position). Strike it with the soft heavy mallet for the grounding effect. This bowl is equally good for beginners and experienced practitioners.
Frequencies: 101-104hz (G#2). Monaural beats range Delta. 312-320hz (D#/Eb4+1hz). Monaural beats range Alpha. Other frequencies: 620hz, 1008hz, 1456hz, 1939hz.
Includes complementary singing bowl ring-cushion and two singing bowl mallets S1 and R3
