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When you’re starting with singing bowls, it’s good to know how they work. The Tibetan singing bowl is an acoustic instrument played with a mallet by striking, rimming, or mixing both. Historically...

Singing bowls are more than just an aesthetic addition to your home or space.  They create ethereal harmonies that heal the mind, body, cognition, behavior, and more. So, how can you play your sin...

Pain is a signal captured by your nervous system. It implies something is wrong in your body with a tingling, pricking, pinching, throbbing, burning, stabbing, stinging, or cramping sensation. And...

The Longplayer Project: 1,000 Years Of Playing Singing Bowls At the turn of the millennium, 234 singing bowls began and kept ringing around an old lighthouse in east London. It was the Longplayer...

The term Feng Shui comes from the Chinese culture, where Feng refers to wind and Shui to water. Together, wind and water are responsible for bringing health. Feng shui dictates using the placement...

Some say it quickly relaxes their muscles, and others that it calms mind chatter. (if you've had special or different experiences, we'd love to hear from you. Email us at hello@theohmstore.co)  Si...

There are eight tradtional, "old style" main Himalayan bowls: Thadobati, Jambati, Ultabati, Naga, Mani, Manipuri, Remuna, and Lingam bowls. The ninth one is called Coprabati. Each type has unique ...

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-...