Lots of thing I learned 🙏 Namaste Love from Nepal

Flute part, I really Like, whole video verynice ❤

The big leafs were my favorite😍 love to see a calming /relaxing video with those.

I had an amazing time experiencing this in Nepal. It really heals your soul.

Adrian, such a wonderful soothing voice and demonstration, thank you. I had my headphones on and I could even 'feel' the drum, (which you mentioned could be hard to feel on video- correct). Headphones definitely enhanced the experience for me. I am guided towards sound healing and this was a wonderful introduction to various instruments. Thank you. Love and light

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

So happy you found us. Adrian leads sound healer training workshops around the US so connect with him to see when his next happening might be.

I like very much Didge Project,good information

Love everything you just did and explained 🙏🏼Thank you ☺️

Hi, thank you for the demonstration. I work mostly with singing bowls, chimes, and drum and voice. I just ordered a didgeridoo and think it will add nicely to the other instruments. I don't always work so close as you did, and people feel the vibrations and healing the same. I guess we all have our modalities. ❤

Thank you so much! I work with a mental health organization, and include singing bowls and drums in healing groups. I appreciate the demonstrations of how to include sound and resonance for total body health! Much Gratitude.

@didgeproject

Ай бұрын

Sounds like you are doing great work. What more content can we create that would be useful to you?

Nothing like the sounds of the real instruments. However, because I cannot afford many of them, I use my synthesizer, create many instrument sounds. Once recorded, I loop them and they constantly playback through my speakers, sitting or laying between the stereo speakers. For more realistic sounds, I use a quality headphone set.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Sounds cool what you do

@theDaughterOfDawn

2 ай бұрын

I just got a tuning fork. And exactly totally awesome and very affordable. If you can’t afford it, let me know and I will order you one.

👍hello from Haiti, didgeridoo, flute player. recognized the shaker right away!

wow your gong is insane

@naycorrie4773

2 ай бұрын

Love that gong where how who please

Thoroughly enjoyed

Thank you so much! This is wonderful!

I just got my yoga teacher certification and am also new to sound healing. thank you so much this was fantastic! Would love to learn more about the vibrations/instruments placements on the body and how they work with meridians and acupuncture points ❤

Love it 💓🌌

Very clear instruction.

I can watch this everyday 🙏🏻👌🏻

Very very nicely done, I would very much enjoy experiencing a session with you ❤️ But I live in Germany 🤷😅 I'd also love to someday travel to the US with my instruments and offer sessions to people there. I do it much differently, and with different instruments. Btw thank you for pointing out that they're not Tibetan bowls 👍🏼☯️

Very useful, many thanks.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for joining us!

Thank you very much! On my way to add a bit of love to the world around me

Great video. Thank you.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Excelent info. Thank you so much for sharing

Great info. Thanks

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Singing bowl's vibrations stimulate the vagus nerve. The two vagus nerves in our body account for approximately 75% of the parasympathetic nervous system. We can stimulate them with the tones of singing bowls and voice. In doing this, we can help alleviate many common health challenges such as irritable bowl syndrome (IBS), high blood pressure, insomnia, and -- STRESS. Your vagus nerve is connected to your vocal cords, the muscles at the back of your throat and passes through your inner ear. Try humming or singing or just listening to calm, soothing music. Those sounds and vibrations may stimulate your vagus nerve. ❤🙏❤🙏❤

Thanks for sharing this amazing session. Regards

Love the flute session

Neat Stuff. I heal with Bodhrans etc.

Thank you!❤

Wow how wonderful this is to watch and learn about. It makes me wish I was a beautiful young lady so I could be your young model experiencing a real sound healing experience in real life as well. 🥰

Raally Helpful

I didn’t see a link for the gongs used in the video. I really like both that you showcased on the video. Would you mind putting out a link or the official name of the instruments.

Thank you so much for this great video. Is there any rule/advice on the order of using these instruments? Also when use one certain instrument e.g. himalaya singing bowl, is there any order of using different notes? from C-> F or the other way around? Thanks!

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Great video thank you! Can you please recommend which tuning forks to buy? Where I live I'm unable to physically try them out before ordering. Also, might be a silly question but the tuning forks I see online don't have the circular parts at the top like yours do, does it matter? Thanks in advance

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

The only ones we sell are the Earth Tuned Mega Tuning Forks which are the most powerful tuning forks you will find anywhere. We cannot speak to other brands because we don’t have much experience with them.

Never seen a drone flute like that before. Looked at your website and only saw the “double barrel” side-by-side drone flute. Anywhere I could see pictures of the flute? I’m guessing it’s two Native American flutes butted end to end. Cool idea!

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. We are going to be adding this to our store shortly. It’s called the Heaven and Earth flute by La Rosa.

Hello. Blessings. Could you link that smaller gong that you used in this video please? That's literally the perfect size

Hi, can you tell me what size the larger gong is? Also is that a wind gong?

What book would you recommend to understand the science behind sound healing.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

There’s not really a great all in one book but there are some good resources. “Quadrivium” is a good starting point.

@ChantelMoharBeauty

10 ай бұрын

The Healing Power of Sound by Mitchell L Gaynor!

@xCristianAndres

5 ай бұрын

John Stuart Reid has phenomenal work on the science

@kritikhandelwal1701

3 ай бұрын

You can learn from Haritha yogshala.

Can you share where to purchase the singing bowl and mallet? Also what size bowl is that?

Do you have an actual healing session video (without talkin)? If not you should make one

@didgeproject

2 күн бұрын

good idea. check this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oYess8mAqcyeedI.html

What would the name be of the “On body tuning fork” and who distributes it?

@didgeproject

11 ай бұрын

Here is a set: amzn.to/44CuzjF

Hi what are the little chimes called that you showed after the Koshis?

@didgeproject

10 ай бұрын

Mini wind chimes. We don’t sell them but you can find them online and in stores

@donc4238

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! @@didgeproject

How much do would you charge for such an experience with multiple instruments.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

That’s great question. Rates highly vary depending on the practitioner’s experience, availability, travel to destination, regional economic status, and many other factors. If you are offering sound healing sessions, Find what rate works for you!

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Do you ask people ahead of time which instruments they'd like used in their sound healing or do you just use what you feel guided to? I personally don't care for certain instruments.

@didgeproject

Жыл бұрын

Generally we feel it unless the person makes a specific request

@naycorrie4773

2 ай бұрын

It's usually the ones you don't like that do the best work, I used to despise the gong, went to my friends gong night, best healing I received, I also do sound healing.

Singing bowl between feet, small one. Link to buy pleaseeeee

@didgeproject

9 ай бұрын

We don’t sell it unfortunately but check out our instruments in our store at didgeproject.com/store

marky mark felt the vibrations before you did.

Great effort to make this content but few things needed to be improved. Nothing peaceful the way you play the Koshi chime just sounds random and irritating. Also please don’t hit the bowl loudly when it’s close to person’s face (you can tell from her face movements when you hit the bowl). I hope you can work on your techniques, make sure you have good body posture and be able to deliver a more professional and caring educational video.

DO NOT VIBRATE INJURED BONES

why do you call this "sound healing"? Apart from getting to know the instruments and some superficial impact (like relaxing....) I did not hear anything about the real healing aspect.... sure you really know what you are talking about? 😶

@inzione

5 ай бұрын

Heya love, just gonna chime in ;) as you've yet to have any response - look into sound frequencies and their effects. Different vibrations can effect the mind in different ways. Stimulating effects which can bring about changes to the body or releases of substances by the body. Also look into "shockwave therapy". This is a "modern" version of any frequency healing. Even the NHS (UK health service in case ur abroad) offers it. It is a therapy that uses sound waves to pass through the body to the area of injury - this stimulates blood flow to the area, which in turn accelerate the body's healing process. The "ancients" were very astute to have spotted this :) ♥ I hope this helps you understand the process a bit better. 🙏 ♥

@boglarkabalogh307

5 ай бұрын

Actually I am a singing bowl operator and it is illegal to call this a healing therapy, because we are not doctors. So I fully understand your comment. It is more like a sound bath that will relax you and can have positive benefits

@donc4238

4 ай бұрын

@@boglarkabalogh307 Where is this not legal? Why would you assume that an allopathic doctor is more qualified than an indigenous healer?