Tibetan Singing Bowl For Activating Throat Chakra

 Our Brass Tibetan Singing Bowl Throat Chakra is exquisitely designed to help balance and heal the throat chakra. The throat chakra is the fifth chakra in the body and is responsible for communication, self-expression, and creativity. When this chakra is blocked, we may experience difficulty in expressing ourselves, trouble communicating with others, and a lack of creativity.

Crafted with high-quality brass, our Tibetan Singing Bowl Throat Chakra produces a resonant sound corresponding to the frequency of the throat chakra. These sound vibrations remove energetic blockages, reduce stress and anxiety, and promote effective communication and self-expression.

Embrace your voice, enhance your creativity, and experience a greater sense of communication and self-expression by using our Brass Tibetan Singing Bowl Throat Chakra.

Our Tibetan Singing Bowl Throat Chakra comes with a cushion and a mallet, making it easy to incorporate into your meditation practice. You can also use the bowl for decorative purposes, adding a beautiful and calming touch to spaces.

7 Chakra Sound Bowls for Sound Therapy

People have been using the 7 Chakra Brass Tibetan Singing Bowl for centuries as a powerful sound healing tool in Tibetan culture. Additionally, these bowls facilitate emotional balancing and alignment of the 7 Chakras, including the Root Chakra (Muladhara), Sacral Chakra (Svadhishthana), Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura), Heart Chakra (Anahata), Throat Chakra (Vishuddha), Third Eye Chakra (Ajna), and Crown Chakra (Sahasrara).

Moreover, our 7 Chakra Brass Tibetan Singing Bowls help remove blockages and restore balance to the chakras, which can lead to a range of physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits.

Some of the benefits of using 7 Chakra Brass Tibetan Singing Bowls include:

• Promoting relaxation and stress reduction
• Reducing anxiety and depression
• Enhancing mental clarity and focus
• Boosting the immune system and improving physical health
• Increasing spiritual awareness and connection

By restoring balance to the chakras, you can experience a greater sense of harmony, peace, and wellbeing in your life. Additionally, you can smudge your space to create an environment that supports your healing journey. Accompanied by a Seven Chakras Crystal Set, you can unblock each Chakra and indulge in an inner calmness meditation, further enhancing the benefits of your chakra balancing practice.

There are many benefits and reasons for using Tibetan Singing Bowls.

Tibetan Singing Bowl or sound bowls are a very powerful source of sound therapy. In fact, using sound bowls can help the brain switch from the usual Beta state to the Theta state, which is quite beneficial for the human body.

Tibetan Singing Bowls are also used in various practices such as:

• Meditations
• Chakra balancing
• Relaxation
• Space cleansing
• Massages

How can you play the Tibetan Singing Throat Chakra Bowls?

• Firstly, hold your Tibetan Singing Bowl on the palm of your outstretched left hand. Try and point your fingers downwards.
• Hold the wooden mallet with the fingertips of your right hand and your fingers pointing downwards.
• To play the singing bowl, gently tap the mallet on the outer rim of the bowl and then maintain contact while moving the mallet around the bowl. Once you feel comfortable with this technique, you can try playing the bowl without the tap.
• Once you start moving the mallet around the bowl, you should hear a low sound. You can increase or lower the speed and you will notice a change in the sound that the bowl creates. Move the mallet at a speed that seem

Note –

• As you move the mallet around the bowl, you should hear a low sound.. Since this is the direction in which our chakras move and also the correct spiritual direction to move in.
• Practice makes perfect so do not give up if you cannot maintain the contact for long.

Book a Free Chakra Diagnosis session with our Holistic Healer, Manisha Dutta, to learn how to align your Chakras and experience the benefits of the 7 Chakra Brass Tibetan Singing Bowl.