1. Promote Deep Relaxation
The Singing Bowls helps you to be in the present. Feeling your vibe and breath.
How to do it?
Holding a singing bowl in the palm of your hand and using a wooden mallet or ‘striker’ in the other hand as if you are holding a pen, by gently and slowly going around the edge of the bowl with the mallet in a clockwise direction, the bowl will start to ‘sing.’ As you hear the wonderful tone and feel the bowl vibrate, you will become more conscious of your breathing and feel more relaxed.
2. Reduce Stress and Anxiety
Using the Dhyana bowl allows you to be in the present for 5 or 10 minutes. Use that moment to enjoy your breath and feel your own.
The resonance of the bowl synchronizes brain waves to induce a deep meditative and peaceful state.
This simple action will help you to reduce all the stress and anxiety of the day.
3. Chakra Balancing
In the Indian system of healing, when a physical dysfunction occurs, it is believed that one or more chakras are blocked, or unbalanced. Many people find that the rich blend of harmonic overtones that the bowls produce have a direct positive effect on balancing the chakras.
4. Aid The Immune System
It is said that the vibrations from a singing bowl can also help to stimulate the immune system. Every part of our body is vibrating. The sound frequencies created by a singing bowl help to restore, optimize and balance the flow of energy in the parts of the body where this is required.
5. Help You ‘Get In The Zone’
Singing bowls cause the brain to switch to Theta brainwave frequencies that heighten one’s clarity, intuition, as well as deep peaceful and meditative states. Scientists have discovered the upper end of the theta brainwave range produced by a singing bowl is what is considered vital to the healing of the body, mind, and spirit. This is referred to as “being in the zone.”
6. Improve Circulation and Blood Flow
A study published in the American Journal of Health Promotion in 2014 found a greater reduction in systolic blood pressure and heart rate after a 12-minute relaxation session of singing bowls compared to silence. The sound from a bowl can reduce brain activity and therefore slow down our respiration and heart rate.
The origins
People have been using singing bowls for thousands of years. Their origin is unknown, but it is believed that they first originated in either Nepal or India. In Tibet, they were largely used as ceremonial instruments and initially as possibly food bowls.
It was not until the 1970s that singing bowls also became popular throughout the west when their many positive benefits were discovered.
Singing bowls not only look great, but they also have amazing healing and transformative properties.
6 benefits of using a singing bowl:
Promote Deep Relaxation.
Reduce Stress and Anxiety.
Chakra Balancing.
Aid The Immune System.
Help You ‘Get In The Zone’.
Improve Circulation and Blood Flow.