Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath or Himalayan singing bowls, are ancient bowls that produce sound and vibration when played with a mallet or striker.
Singing bowls are generally made from an alloy of various metals which include copper, silver, iron, tin, lead, or gold.
There are many different kinds of singing bowls. In fact, some researchers have identified as many as 50 different styles of singing bowls.
Generally speaking, older bowls can be distinguished by their shape, markings, metal thickness, as well as the tone produced. Each singing bowl will produce a different sound that is aligned to a different part of the body or to the different chakras.
For private sessions, they will be strategically placed around different parts of the body that requires the healing so that the specific sound waves travel to where they will promote healing.
The effects of this treatment can be felt for the days to follow a session.
Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath Coaches
Kate To
Kate To is a sound healing facilitator, yoga teacher and a piano teacher. She is a meditation and mindfulness practitioner, and also a certified Reiki Master. Kate began her path on sound healing about 5 years ago when she went to a crystal singing bowls meditation [...]
Ravina Daswani
Ravina Daswani, is based in Hong Kong and started her healing journey 17 years ago. She was suffering from a painful condition called trigeminal neuralgia and turned to alternative therapies to self-manage the pain. Aside from Singing Bowls, over the years she studied Reiki, Chakras, Auras, [...]
Malbert Lee
Malbert Lee brings his whole heart to sound meditation, a transformational mindfulness practise through sound vibration. He has trained with Gong and Singing Bowl masters around the world. As a yoga and sound meditation coach, Malbert encourages members to explore and unleash their full potential [...]
Cheryl Rodriguez
Cheryl Rodriguez , first discovered sound healing during a trip to London when she stayed behind for a gong meditation after a yoga class. She was immediately hooked and attended regular gong bath meditations to balance a high-pressure corporate life. Following an unexpected surgery, Cheryl directly [...]
Carmen Sanz
Carmen Sanz , originally from Spain has been residing in Hong Kong for 3 years after traveling and training all over the world. She is certified in Integrative Vibrational Therapy, Tao Flow Teacher and Integral Hatha Yoga Teacher. Carmen is also Kids Yoga teacher, Thai [...]