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How Tibetan singing bowls help our body: the healing Latest Features
benefits of the three-thousand-year old practice.

Did you know that sound has healing effects? Tibetan singing bowls are being used for more than
3000 years now and it is believed that these singing bowls can help reduce stress and induce
relaxation. In this article, we will see how Tibetan singing bowls affect our body and whether these
bowls have any side effects on the human brain. The Five Hindrances and the
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When a singing bowl is stroked with a mallet different vibrations are produced that seem to affect
our brains. The Tibetan bowls are generally used in sound therapies or during guided meditations.
They may be placed at different body parts, around the body, or all around the room. Then the
practitioner would have to use the mallet in a fixed pattern to produce a sound.

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How Tibetan Singing Bowls affect our body?


Some theories regarding the singing bowls suggest that the vibrations produced using them can
affect our minds, induce relaxation, and induce various psychological effects just like music. In a
study conducted over 62 participants of different age groups from 21-77 years, it was found that: Important Buddha Dharma
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The participants showed decreased depression, stress and anxiety moods.
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The participants who were new to this effect showed tremendous results.
Significant effects of sound therapy using singing bowls occurred for participants post-
meditation.

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Depression: Studies show that singing bowl therapy can uplift your mood and hence reduce
the signs of depression in human beings.
Other benefits: Tibetan singing bowls can be used in combination with other therapies such
as meditation, deep breathing and sound therapies to enhance their effects on the patients.

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Are there any Side-Effects of Tibetan Singing Bowls? Read More


According to Healthline, much research has not been done regarding the side effects of using
Tibetan bowls. Yet, researchers suggest some side-effects that could occur because of the regular
usage of the Tibetan singing bowls, which include:

Headaches: Sometimes the sounds produced by the bowls may induce headaches in some
people, especially those who are prone to headaches. Sometimes being close to the bowls may
also result in headaches.

Less effect or no cure: Tibetan singing bowls should not be considered as the ‘only’ therapy or
procedure of healing in certain cases. For instance, if you have severe signs of depression, anxiety
or hypertension, you must use the proper medication. Tibetan singing bowls can be used along with
other healing practices or treatments to enhance their effects.

Sometimes people condition themselves with the singing bowls therapy. They think that using this
therapy would bring them results like lowered blood pressure, decreased stress or depression. But,
in reality, it is not bringing any such results.


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Should you use Tibetan Singing Bowls?


In my opinion, I would suggest you use them. These days stress, anxiety and depression are quite
common in people and trying different things to help yourself relax is a great idea! Moreover, this
therapy belongs to the heritage of our world and we must experience it once. In case you have any
severe conditions of depression or hypertension, you must not leave your other medications or
treatments. You must not use this therapy if you are allergic to metal sounds or if you have
conditions like epilepsy. Pregnant women are also recommended not to use this therapy as the
sounds can put a negative effect on the body.

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