Primordial Sound Meditation is rooted in the Indian Vedic tradition. The technique requires that the student receives a personal mantra from the Master. The mantra is not a chosen sound, but a recreation of the vibration of the Universe at the moment of the students’ birth. It takes lots of knowledge and skill to calculate…
DetailsLiterally the word Mantra is translated from Sanskrit as Mind Instrument (Man – mind, Tra – instrument). It is regarded as a tool to free the mind from the bondage of this world. It is defined variously in English as a prayer, hymn or song of praise, sacred formula, incantation, etc. Mantra can be a sound, a syllable, a…
DetailsIn the Vedic tradition, Sound vibrations are called Nada. Nada Yoga employs sound not only to restore physical and mental health, the Sound practices are also regarded as a path to spiritual awakening. Nada Yoga distinguishes external sounds (Ahata) and internal sounds (Anahata). CHANTING External sounds perceived by the ears through the…
DetailsSound Healing is the name referring to different meditation and healing techniques based on the unique properties of sound vibrations. The specific sound frequencies, when produced with knowledge and awareness, become a powerful tool for physical and emotional Healing and spiritual awakening. For thousands of years, in many cultures the healing properties of Sound have…
DetailsTibetan Gong: Gong is believed to have wonderful healing properties as it apparently contains the whole audible sound spectrum. When human cells are immersed in the field of sound produced by a gong, they absorb the frequencies they need and reject what is not required. This makes it the ultimate source of pure energy. Each…
DetailsMany ancient cultures believed in the magical powers of sound for healing. In the West, it was rediscovered in the 1930s when researchers found out about ultrasound and its applications in the field of medicine. With this discovery, sound healing gained immense popularity in the field of new science. Aboriginal Sound Healing: The Australian native,…
DetailsMany believe that Tibetan singing Bowls were made out of seven sacred metals and were hand hammered while mantras being chanted by the priests so they would absorb nothing but pure energy during the forging process. History shows that they existed in the Himalayan region dating back to 10-12th century. They are believed to be…
DetailsSuch is the beauty of singing bowls. They are tuned in such a precise way that the resulting vibrational patterns fill up the person with positivity and removes all kind of negativity. These handcrafted items are unique in every manner and in fact, no two singing bowls are the same! The forging process, the love…
DetailsImagine entering in a quiet room. As you enter, you see a beautiful shiny metallic bowl sitting in the middle of the room. You sit down on the floor as you watch that graceful and mysterious piece of metal. The surface is shiny and textured and it is reflecting the light from the candle burning…
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