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The Science Behind Binaural Beats: Brainwave Synchronization and Altered States of Consciousness Research suggests that binaural beats can modulate brainwave activity, particularly in the alpha, th...

Now, here's where things get really interesting. Our brains are incredibly sensitive to external stimuli, including sound and vibration. When we're exposed to certain frequencies, our brainwaves na...

Understanding and nurturing the Third Eye Chakra is key to developing inner vision, intuition, and spiritual growth. By incorporating practices that support the balance of this energy center, indiv...

 Why Harmony is Pleasing: Harmony is pleasing to the human ear for several reasons: Natural Resonance: Certain harmonic combinations align with the natural resonances in our ears and in the physic...

“What Note Or Frequency Does” this singing bowl play, is a question we’ve received several times per week over the past 9 years. Learn about distinctions in handmade singing bowls, between octaves,...

Discover the rich heritage of Tibetan sound healing traditions through Naga and Mani style singing bowls. Each possessing unique characteristics, these ancient instruments captivate with their allu...

Our brain goes through different brainwave states throughout an average day. Slowing the brainwave states may mean relaxation, agitation, or alteration of the mind.  Slowing down the mind referenc...

Solfeggio frequency comes from a scale of six notes introduced by a Benedictine monk, Guido d’Arezzo, around the 11th century. It was followed by the Catholic Church via their Gregorian chants. Ev...

Singing bowls make three overtones- fundamental, mid-tone, and female. The fundamental tone refers to a deep and low tone. It's produced when you rub the mallet on the wall of a singing bowl. Mid-...

Sound is linked to our feelings: it makes our cells and body tissues vibrate. You’ve experienced this when you hear a tune you like on the radio while driving – you start moving and grooving to the...

Your brain waves can match the frequency of an external stimulus. For this case, we are using a singing bowl as the external sounds that our brain waves will sync to! When it’s heard that singing ...