Although little is known about how singing bowls were used in the past, modern practitioners of sound healing are developing new skills and reinventing techniques of utilizing singing bowls for balancing and harmonization. There are many skeptical opinions, but if you know what to do with the bowl - you'll see that it works!

Ci sono molte "autorità" nella guarigione del suono e alcune di loro stanno fuorviando l'argomento diffondendo insegnamenti inaffidabili. So che alcuni di questi insegnanti sono stati fuorviati e credono fermamente che non ci sia nulla di sbagliato nella conoscenza che insegnano. Hanno le migliori intenzioni, proiettano così tanto amore e cura, ma tuttavia, se scegli di seguire ciecamente il percorso che offrono, scoprirai la verità?

A common misconception is that Himalayan singing bowls are made from a special "sacred seven metal" alloy.

This is a false myth that has been perpetuated over the internet. Many people believe the seven metal myths. However, there is no truth to it. Singing bowls were never made from seven metals. In testing hundreds of bowls, we have never found the mythical seven metals. We have found only bell metal bronze or the cheap brass alternative.

If you think that Himalayan singing bowls (also known as Tibetan singing bowls) are taking over the niche of yoga and meditation practice – you are mistaken. It's amazing to observe how much attention the sound bowls get these days. A few years ago a dentist asked me to help finding him a good quality singing bowl for his office. One of my students is a practicing nurse and doula. She uses a few singing bowls to help her patients relax and overcome pain. Another student of mine is Theta healing practitioner, using singing bowls in every session with her clients. I also have students that lead sacred plant

È molto comune vedere professionisti della guarigione del suono usare tre campane tibetane posizionate intorno alla zona della testa. Sinistra, destra e corona. Questo si chiama AURICOLARE.