Healing Chakras with Musical Notes For those considering learning the ancient practices of healing chakras with sound, pause a moment and absorb the insights offered in this article. It specifically focuses on the experience of studying sound healing in the spiritual landscapes of Nepal and India, and the process of healing chakras there. Before embarking on such an adventure, it is essential to fully comprehend what it entails. This article aims to provide a new perspective that may influence your decision-making process. Is it truly worth traveling halfway across the globe for a sound healin ..read more

Protecting Practitioners and Promoting Trust With the growing popularity of alternative healing practices, sound healing has emerged as a popular and powerful therapy that uses sound vibrations to promote well-being. However, like any other professional practice, it comes with potential risks and liabilities. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of having liability insurance for sound healing practitioners.  Injuries caused during energy work or accidents on the premises can happen. As such, liability insurance has become an important consideration for sound healers. Liability in ..read more

Healing Chakras with Musical Notes For those considering learning the ancient practices of healing chakras with sound, pause a moment and absorb the insights offered in this article. It specifically focuses on the experience of studying sound healing in the spiritual landscapes of Nepal and India, and the process of healing chakras there. Before embarking on such an adventure, it is essential to fully comprehend what it entails. This article aims to provide a new perspective that may influence your decision-making process. Is it truly worth traveling halfway across the globe for a sound healin ..read more

History of Tuning Forks Tuning forks are two-pronged metal instruments that vibrate at a specific frequency when struck. They have been used for centuries to tune musical instruments and for other applications involving sound.  Tuning forks were invented in 1711 by John Shore, a British musician and trumpeter for Handel and Purcell. They were primarily designed as a standard for tuning musical instruments (pipe organs and harpsichords) and have a distinct advantage over other instruments because their sound is pure and not complicated by overtones. In the 1800s, tuning forks became popula ..read more

What is sound healing? Sound healing is an alternative therapeutic practice that uses the power of sound, music and vibration to restore one's mind, body, and spirit to a sense of balance and harmony. There are various instruments and techniques utilized in sound healing, including Tibetan singing bowls, tuning forks, gongs, drumming, and even the human voice. In the realm of holistic wellness, sound healing has steadily gained prominence. But as with any emerging field, a structure for standardization and certification is essential for maintaining professionalism and credibility. Here’s a loo ..read more

Frequently, the participants of a sound healing or sound bath session feel overwhelmed by loud sounds that might be unintentional or purposely made by the sound bath practitioner. Thus leading to an individual's aversion to continuing with further sessions. Without the right tools and playing methods, singing bowls, gongs and other instruments can emit undesirable buzzing, loud or piercing sounds, and even extreme percussive noise.This short article describes the 10 finest practices planned to motivate sound bath practitioners to integrate suggested methods in order to produce a favorable heal ..read more

If you're into holistic approaches for a healthier life, you've probably heard about vibrational healing. While some will praise the concept of energy fields for bringing to light ways to live better (using holistic methods to have a higher vibration), others will perceive it as something merely spiritual and won't even give it a chance.   Undoubtedly, more research must occur to understand better how electrical and magnetic energy in the body influence chemical processes. Yet, there's some evidence showing that such energies can be used to influence people's health outcomes.&nb ..read more

Did you know that anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States, affecting 40 million adults? Also, it's not uncommon for a patient with anxiety to suffer from depression and vice versa. Nearly half of those diagnosed with depression are also diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. That's why easing anxiety using sound and vibrational healing is so important. It's a natural and cost-effective way to boost your mood and get you into a meditative state. Let's read further to see how drumming can help you ease your anxiety and get into a more positive s ..read more

In sound healing training, brainwave entrainment is a method to stimulate brain's electrical response to rhythmic sensory stimulation, such as pulsating light, sound, or electromagnetic field.  The external (entraining) pulses evoke the brain’s frequency following response to align to the frequency of a given signal. This method is commonly used to induce many brainwave states, such as relaxation, trance, enhanced focus, meditative state, or sleep induction. What is being presented in sound therapy courses today as brainwave entrainment either with sound or light is not a new invention. C ..read more

If you are working in the field of sound healing or sound therapy, or just taking your first sound healing training, you have probably heard of concepts such as brainwave entrainment with binaural beats, monaural beats, or isochronic tones. To avoid confusion especially when it comes to binaural vs monaural beats, please read this article. If you would love to dive deep into the world of psychoacoustics, please enroll in Sound Healing Teacher Training and Singing Bowls Art Lab.  What binaural beats really are? When sound waves of different frequencies enter the inner year, they cause diff ..read more