How To Choose Tibetan Singing Bowls For Our Sound Healing Courses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, Jane Satchwell demonstrates how to play a Tibetan singing bowl provided for the Level 1 and Level 2 Sound Healing Courses run by The Sound Healing Academy.
To purchase a high-quality Tibetan singing bowl like the ones used in this video, check out our Sound Therapy Shop!
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0:05 Choosing Tibetan Singing Bowls
0:11 Level 1 Sound Healing Courses
0:28 Tibetan Bowls Example (Medium)
1:11 Level 2 Diploma Courses
2:20 Harmonious Intervals
3:38 Dissonant Intervals
4:46 3 Tibetan Singing Bowls
5:48 Smaller Tibetan Bowls
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To purchase high-quality Tibetan singing bowls like the ones used in this video, check out our Sound Therapy Shop!
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I had no idea of the three fundamental intervals and how they affect the body-mind system. Im very gratefull to find good information. thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing! Have a blessed day! Stay safe!
Menopause Mama thank you!
Wow! I just got my first one and it’s pretty small but I played it in sync with the first one you showed and it was a perfect harmony and sounded beautiful! Great video btw!
That's lovely - glad you like the video!
This is the wrong title for this instruction but what a beautiful collection and great instruction on octave harmonies and dissonance - and what quality bowls should sound like 🙏🏽💜
Hi there, we have edited the title for clarity. Thanks so much for commenting.
I ordered some but they are smaller. I hope I like them. I should have watched this first. Thank you for teaching.
You're welcome Virginia!
very informative video, thank you. If I'm to buy only one bowl to hear the sound daily, what size/note should I go for?
Cool thank you! So helpful and so were the notes as well! You are amazing!
Glad it was helpful!
Great, but what how does one choose an octave or note? You didn't explain that at all.
Also, what's an ideal combo -- and are any in the Schumann Resonance? What hertz is ideal? So many unanswered questions...
this is what I'm so curious about
Most people start with a middle C octave and built from there.
Thank you so much for the great information!
I am very much interested in the how-to-choose from the aspect of good quality bowl, in difference from a lot of cheap rubbish bowls one can easily find in the stores or online.
Would you be kind to throw some light on this issue? Maybe with another short video on how to determine whether a bowl is worth buying and using for healing/ meditation purpose?
Of course deciding only by choosing the expensive one without the basic knowledge wouldn't be a wise move
Thanks for your positive comment and suggestion. It's a good idea.
Oren Perry thank you for the suggestion. For healing purposes it’s important to have a bowl that signings easily and well when you play around the rim.
Great demo and wonderful info. Thank you!
Thank you for your positive comment
Dina D'Antonio-Smithson thank you!
These bowls have some really good sustain and seem to play really well around the rim for contemporary bowls! I'd love to see a video of this collection of bowls all being played one by one struck with a few different mallets and rim played. I may be interested in a set of 9 bowls C3-C4 and A4 all in (A=432) tuning. Not sure if you only offer them tuned at (A = 440Hz) tuning? I plan on taking the Foundations 1 class in March 2022 hopefully and maybe I can get a better feel for these bowls in person. Thanks!
Hi Brian!
Do get in touch with Jane and she'll be able to help you more.
www.academyofsoundhealing.com/instruments
@@SoundHealingAcademyInt Id love to hear about which bowls you guys suggest! 440 or 432. Thanks!
@@cassandraharrington7189From my limited understanding. 440hz is your standard concert setup. Meaning that if you plan on playing a lot with others you may prefer to get instruments at this frequency.
I just purchased my first native flute. I have changed my order to 432hz because it is much more in line with the sound of nature and I believe it is more healing for the body. I much more prefer the sound of 432hz when it comes to flute playing. I'm still exploring sound bowls but my hunch is that they too will feel more therapeutic at 432hz.
Please don't take my word for it. Listen to examples and go with what resonates best for you! Your body will tell you what feels right 😊
Try an Aspen wood dowel to swirl your bowl. Aspen wood is amazing on these types of bowls.
Thank you for the tip!
OMG! This makes me think I should get some singing bowls to play the I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing song.
Lovely to hear Rachel!
Very helpful. Thank you Jane.
Glad it was helpful!
Would F , C , A make the 5th harmony ?
I have a question, I’ve been told with crystal bowls the intervals/notes matter a lot but with traditional bowls not so much. Because they have so many overtones that everything will sound beautiful and also there’s not one specific sound. Is this true?
I’m trying to build a set but the first bowl was a random D#, 624hz 😬
Yes, crystal singing bowls can be quite specific. With Tibetan bowls you just need to pick the method you are going to use. So let’s say if you use 3 Tibetan bowls, you should strike them instead of playing them around the rim and strike them as well, so try to be consistent in simply striking them. You just need to know what frequencies and notes your bowls are when you strike them all, and from that, if you can create intervals, that’s great! If not, you can mix your bowls anyway. You can even use a smartphone app to record the sound and they will tell you your frequency.
Super good and helpful vid, thanks a lot for sharing!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
7 inches is anounced in the internet as 3rd eye chakra and Note A. And with the big one you said 9to 10 would be C but in the in Internet it's D and 12" as Rood Chakra is C. So I am really confused now. There is a Himalayas website and they are saying 6" would be eye chakra. So maybe I find even more differences. We have in Dublin a shop, 240 Km from me so I have to order online and I liked the first two together. What inches was that please. There are also seller who sell the bowls with only weight diagram. It would be great if you could help please
The frequency relates to the chakra, and not to the size of the crystal singing bowl.
So awesome lesson i hope you make more instructional video. Thank you!🌻🦋🦊🦇
Do check out our courses here: www.academyofsoundhealing.com/onlinecourses
Thank you. I wish to learn more on the dissonance effect
Hi Enza. Take a look at some of our free courses : www.academyofsoundhealing.com/store-free-courses
Thank you - it helps a lot-thanks.Very well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
Very new to this. Will they be helping us in the courses to choose the right bowls? I want them all of course. If I go the Harmonic Spectrum to buy it has a bowl already chosen.. is this correct?
Hi! Please email us at support@academyofsoundhealing.com with any questions you may have and we will be happy to help!
A perfect fifth is seven semitones, a perfect forth is five semitones.
Are there any specific singing bowls that sound best for cats and dogs?
Hi Sam u would imagine lower tones but try out what you have with your pets.
The C is a perfect fifth below the G. That's an important point to make.
Thanks Rob :)
Thanks for the kind sharing. Can you tell me where to buy it? And what are the metals recommended and why? Thank you
jean casanova you can purchase them from our our shop: soundtherapyshop.com
Prartho Purnam we sell these bowls through our Sound Therapy Shop. They have the standard 7 metals
Nicely Done!
Thank you for your positive comment!
Personally I don't give too much attention to pitch/intervals when it comes to metal bowls; there are so many overtones, that's where the the interest is, in my opinion. For clarity of intervals, I focus on quartz bowls and tuning forks.
Crystal bowls do provide more clarity for intervals.
Thank you!
You're welcome
To me really dissonant is a note perfectly tuned to A4=440Hz and any other note which is off that tuning
Thanks Thomas.
thank you for the vedio:) I have a question! is always necessary to make harmony? like do re mi pa---- or does help also dissonant sound trigger some feeling and memory and bring surface to heal? thank you
H E A L I N we work with both harmony and dissonance as appropriate to the needs of our clients
Is it possible to order an octave including the sharps (as in a piano) C3 C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B C4 ???
Yes, you can buy a full octave of bowls, including the sharps. They are available from most suppliers including our Sound Therapy Shop!
Could u tell me how to choose one bowl that suitable for me(for combat insomnia&anxiety).Tq
Hi Edi. It's difficult to tell what bowl you would resonate with until you heard it or indeed played it. Do you have any bowls currently?
@@SoundHealingAcademyInt yes,i have one bowl handmade in Nepal(18,5cm). The pitch is A(low pitch). Can it work optimal for my 7 chakras? Tq
Hello, I can't find the 7" G Note. 8" F Note, nor the 10" C Note!
I've checked eBay, Mercari, Amazon, and just a Google Search.
Some websites just have the size but not the note!
Where did you get yours? I'm in Florida...
We supply our own bowls here:
www.academyofsoundhealing.com/instruments
Thank you for great video and information! But I would like to buy some bowls here in my area and at the begining you mentioned that this bowls has apropriate weight to put it on the body, is it known what mix of matirials are in these bowls? So that I could find the proper one here in my area. Thank you! Best wishes from Slovenia!
I would recommend fining a supplier near to you so that you can ask them in the shop and pick them up and feel whats right for you.
Thank you for your knowledge! I've been trying to figure out how to buy a set of bowls forever. You have helped a TON. I love the sound of G and C, I think (just from playing around in shops) that I like the deeper octaves, higher ones just don't jive well with my insides lol Now if I wanted a G or C deeper than what you played, what octave would that be exactly? Thank you again! Namaste
You're very welcome. For deeper sounds, you'd need to get bowls in the third or even second octave. Please note: the lower the octave, the bigger the bowls!
Thank you soo much for this
You're so welcome!
tell me about 3inch bowel, is it best to buy?
A 3-inch Tibetan singing bowl is a very nice way to start learning how to play this instrument. However, we recommend having a medium-sized one rather than a small one (therefore, a bowl that is around 7-8 inches in diameter).
Thanks🙏
You’re welcome 😊
How do you know what note they play?
You can use any tuner app on your phone to find out the note when tapped.
Keep in mind the note when played around the rim is often different.
Hi! I have a D & a G in the same octave, are these dissonant or harmonious? thank you :)
Dissonant :)
when would you use the harmonizing tone and the dissonant tone? For what reason?
Hi Lyle. Harmonising tones are great for balancing and dissonant tones are great for shifting energy. Take a look at some of our free courses for more information:
www.academyofsoundhealing.com/store-free-courses
how do we choose though?
Hi Bomber if you are hoping to take a course with us get in touch with Jane and she can help you decide.
soundtherapyshop.com/
hello. how do you determine what frequency or note your bowl is playing?
I use an app.
I use best tuner app. It's free. NB: Striking and singing the Tibetan bowl usually seems to produce different notes.
Tuner apps are great for this.
Hello Ma'am !
I have a question, can a Christian /Catholic do yoga, meditation or chanting mantras ?
Many Christians do. It's a personal preference.
@@SoundHealingAcademyInt Thanks for your guidance . Actually I had heard that doing yoga is considered a sin in Christianity, so I wanted to take your advice.
May I know where to get these bowls?
Hi Andrew.
They are available at our shop:
www.academyofsoundhealing.com/instruments
i have a question. why do we need a 3rd bowl that is dissonant to the other 2 bowls.
Hi Sonny this is for our courses.
We want our students to be able to create a dissonant sound to shift energy as well as balance with a harmonious combination.
Once I heard wind chimes that sound very similar to the singing bowl Tibetan tone. Is there any wind chimes that you know of that are for sale? Thanks!
Neon Light you might want to listen to Koshi and Zaphir wind chimes
There are many videos of them on TH-cam
We have some in our shop. There are other brands available also. soundtherapyshop.com/
I hear some people buy them and they end up being cheaply made, may you link me a reliable seller?
Our bowls can be found here. They are good quality and a mixture of hand beaten and machine made. www.academyofsoundhealing.com/instruments
Can that largest bowl be used by swirling around a mallet on it?
Lawrence yes you can do that
Interesting
Thank you
HI! How i can notice if a bowl is damaged or not in perfect condicions ?
Nicole Benedicto you can look for holes. But some bowls with holes can still sound good.
@@SoundHealingAcademyInt
I hit my bowl a little hard. I don't see a cut or a crack, but I think it sounds different, maybe it's suggested. An intense hit can alter it? thanks
Good info
Thanks
Watching this is like... Watching a white woman show me how to make Mexican food🙃
Given those bowls are native to India moreso than Tibet (the idea that they're from Tibet is a modern myth, it's much more likely they're either inspired from Hindu bowls or Japanese rin gongs), North India to be exact, which is predominantly Caucasian, I would say you're the racist one here buddy.
Thank you for your comment Mike Mike.