These singing bowls have been used during meditation, for music, relaxation, personal well-being, healing energy, chakra creation etc. for generations. With proper technique this bowl keeps vibrating for minutes even after stopping striker to rotate around bowl’s rim. They are used by a wide range of professionals, including health professionals, school teachers, musicians and spiritual teachers. Singing bowls are used in health care by psychotherapists, massage therapists, cancer, and stress and meditation specialists. They are used to help treat cancer patients and also for post-traumatic stress disorder. They are popular in classrooms to help facilitate group activities and focus students’ attention.
The vishvavajra, (vishwa or vishva is Sanskrit for world with the connotation of "theuniverse as we experience it," and it means the double dorje or crossed dorjes. It stands for the stability or foundation of the physical world. This is a mark often used as a seal or stamp and may be found impressed or incised on the plate at the base of a statue that protects and keeps prayers/relics inside. It is also the emblem of Buddhist deities whose influence encourages immoveable determination. The Visva Vajra is a protective symbol that dispels evil, temptation and deception from the four directions, dispels ignorance and invites wisdom, boosting power.
▪ Singing Bowls create the perfect state for practicing deep Meditation and Yoga. Meditation is to the mind what physical exercise is to the body. It brings deep relaxation, focus and awareness to your mind, body and emotions.
▪ The soothing sound and vibration from this singing bowl can help enhance your mindfulness practice. When we practice mindfulness our thoughts tune into what we’re sensing in the present moment rather than thinking about the past or imagining the future moment.
▪ The calming and peaceful sound from this singing bowl can help restore a harmonious flow of energy and balance the chakra system. Balanced chakra translates into a feeling of well-being, relaxation, and centeredness.