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Guide To Solfeggio Frequencies: How Does It Relate To Your Singing Bowls?
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.
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Guide To Tones And Frequencies Of Singing Bowls: What, Why, and How?
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-...

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Singing Bowls and Sacred Sound
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...

tones and frequencies
Experience Deep Resonance
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 ...