• The sounds and vibrations from Tibetan bowls and Gongs, allow deep relaxation of both sides of the brain. 
• It Stimulates stress relief on all levels and encourages the elimination of toxins from the body, muscle regeneration, relieves overall pain in joints related to sciatica, the digestive system, headaches and migraine or spinal injuries, improves circulation, releases tension or blockages to open the energy flow.
• When we relax with the sounds of Tibetan bowls or the Gong, our concentration improves, and our emotional tensions and blockages are eased. The sound with its vibrations can ease mental or emotional pain, low self-esteem, worries, fear, anger, anxiety, depression, insomnia).
• Tibetan singing bowls and their unique tones are used to stabilise blood pressure, to ease, asthma related issues, to renew the functioning of the adrenal gland, to open and stabilise the meridians and to improve the synaptic responses in our brain. They also help children with hyperactive disorders, and they stimulate the immune system.
• The Tibetan singing bowls revive the basic DNA codes and activate the codes that we may not have perceived yet or we have suppressed until now. The sounds produced from the bowls are one of the most powerful and strongest media for healing as it can take the human spirit in different states of consciousness with sound healing and vibrations.

After receiving a sound healing session your emotions are calm the mind clearer and the body feels deeply relaxed.

Tibetan bowls are forged with alloys that usually contain five to seven precious metals, which are connected to the planets of our galaxy, Lead (Saturn), Tin (Mars), Copper (Venus), Mercury (Mercury), Silver (The Moon) and Gold (The Sun). The size of the bowl and ratio between the Metals affect the tone, vibration and quality of sound produced by the bowl. Besides Tibetan Bowls, there are also Nepalese, Japanese, Bengalese and crystal bowls – the latter, made from glass.

Scientific analyses of electromagnetic brainwaves have confirmed the existence of clearly recognisable waves, which are connected to different states of consciousness. It is known that the brain in its normal state, i.e. in everyday conscience, produces beta waves. Alpha waves are present in the states of meditation and calm consciousness. Theta waves are typical for the state of slumber, whereas delta waves are present only during deep sleep. When the waves produced by singing bowls were recorded, scientists discovered wave patterns which were the same as the alpha waves produced by our brain, these waves give a feeling of deep relaxation.