Tibetan Bowls (Round) (Boxed) Version 1.31

Thank you for your interest in the tibetan bowls chakra healing system.

There are 7 bowls containing samples made from authentic antique bowls in that play on touch.

They rest on a plate or base which contains over 30 minutes of continues bowl music! It starts/stops when touched.

There is also a meditation version that sports an aura meditation seat that shows your unique aura when you meditate. (including texture menu for seat and balls)

All tibetan bowl sets are no modify, no copy, and transferable.

About tibetan bowls in general:
The intention is holding the space to facilitate and enhance whatever is present. What it is doing is providing a coherent, yet complex natural “signal” for the ears/ brain/mind/heart/CNS to entrain to and “drop” into a more relaxed, lower stress state of being. Our ears are not passive; they are active participants in sound, interacting with the environment in a way which leads to brain/mind entrainment with what we hear, whether it is shamanic drums, singing bowls, the cacophony of city noise, or the breath and heartbeat of someone close to us.

This all started centuries or even millennia ago, long before the industrial age, when there was no entertainment industry, when everything was 100% organic. This original heavy metal music was not just background music at ancient temples, nor entertainment for royalty; it appears that brain/mind entrainment into deeper states, and dis-entrainment into the "state of no state" facilitated by the complex, rich, textured harmonics and sub-harmonic beats was intentional. It is quite likely that exploration of the resulting states and non-states was a facet of the spiritual, for lack of better words, training and education; that the sounds acted as guides or stepping stones to making non-ordinary states become more ordinary, at least to those who practiced. And as we, through our ancestors, have heard sounds of natural, acoustic instruments for centuries or even millennia, there is something innately familiar, even sacred, about the sound of these and other antique musical instruments.

I hope you enjoy your tibetan bowl set.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions.

Namaste,
Trail Lauridsen.