Tibetan singing bowl 7 metals
Our Tibetan Bowl is made by hand and is the authentic and original of the 7 metals. They are made in Nepal from an alloy of 7 different metals, connected to the 7 astrological planets, which create a range of different sounds and overtones. Those 7 metals are: gold like the Sun, silver like the Moon, mercury like Mercury, copper like Venus, iron like Mars, tin like Jupiter, lead like Saturn.
Our bowl is carefully engraved on both the inside and outside, and has ideal dimensions of 10cm x 10cm inside diameter and 12cm x 12cm outside diameter. In its price, unlike the vast majority of stores, it includes the cushion of a perfect size for the bowl, and a drumstick or wooden stick. The cushion is of various colors and is chosen at random: red, blue, yellow, purple, etc.
- History and origin of Tibetan Singing BowlsThe origins of Tibetan bowls are lost in the distant past, there are several beliefs or stories: how it was a gift from the Bon shamanic religion, which existed in Tibet several centuries before the arrival of Buddhism. Traditionally Tibetan singing bowls were used for meditation and healing in monasteries of monks.
On the other hand, they are original and representative of Nepal, used by the Newaries during their fire ritual ceremonies. There is a connection between singing bowls and the approach of Ayurvedic music therapy and Ayurvedic medical care. Pregnant women ate directly from the bowl in the belief that this would replenish the mineral shortage due to pregnancy.
The origin of the bowls are: Mongolian Tagoo, Indian and Chinese, Jala Tarang, Kashmir Noot, Indian Gatham and Himalayan cuisine.
- What are Tibetan Bowls used for?They are great allies for us at a healing and health level in alternative therapies. The great experts in sound therapy have already scientifically discovered that the self-destruction of cancer cells and the cure of countless diseases can be achieved through sound. They are an ideal means to balance the chakras and shift consciousness from an altered state of anxiety and stress to a state of peace, relaxation and serenity, inducing states of spontaneous healing and mystical states and raising our vibrational frequency.
Experiencing the sound of these Tibetan bowls brings us great changes: greater mental clarity, increased creativity, greater concentration, greater vision of the future and a great sense of peace. The result is that we are more productive, more focused, happier, more serene, more balanced, more at peace with ourselves. It helps a lot in therapies as it reduces stress and anxiety, improves the ability to sleep well and improves the effects of depression by relaxing the mind.
- How to play a Tibetan Singing Bowl correctly?For a good therapy and meditation process, you should hold the bowl at chest height and start playing the instrument. For it to sound correctly there are several points that you must follow:
- The bowl should be positioned on the palm of your left hand. The fingers cannot touch the body of the bowl as this affects and cuts all kinds of melody.
- The stick is held in the middle, and the fingertips should be pointing down.
- Make sure the bowl is completely clean and there is nothing inside it (except for minerals to recharge with energy), as this may affect the melody that is produced.
- If the stick is used in circular motions over the rim of the bowl, the pressure applied should be as even as possible all the time. It should be rubbed with the same intensity and rhythm throughout the sound process.
- The blows from the stick to the bowl should be soft.
