The Ancient Roots of Sound Therapy Singing bowls mostly hand-beaten in Kathmandu have always formed part of spiritual and healing practices over centuries. They come from Himalayan and Tibetan traditions of singing bowls because when hit with a mallet or circled around the rim they produce...
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By Marshall Grant On March 17, 1983, Julien Mercier scribbled in his notebook: “They...
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