I have a friend very near the end of his days – so near he’s past the doctors and into hospice care. This friend has a lifetime of involvement with Tibetan Buddhism and is spending his remaining time focused on his practice, sort of shining up his mind to best be able to engage with…
Category: Singing Bowl Stories
Somehow they figured it out
without ever hearing about germ theory In Nepal I was told that people liked to use copper and brass utensils for their healthful qualities. What these exact qualities consisted of was not made explicit but faith in the concept was strong. People believed that food stored in brass was rendered more potent somehow. Well, it…
A Nepali singing bowl practitioner in the US
I went to see a presentation by a practitioner of Tibetan sound healing. He was a Nepali man, very sincere, who was practicing what he called a dying art in his native country. In the course of his discussion he spoke of many instances where people had experienced healing through hearing the tones of his…
Deep Resonance
A very interesting study by Cornell University entomologists involved in developing non-chemical methods of mosquito control caught my ear this week. In a paper published in the February issue of Science magazine it was reported that sonic resonance is the key to inducing female mosquitoes to mate. The way it works is this. Male mosquitoes…
Singing Bowls and Serpents
Wow you see the darndest things. This was on the door of a home in Kathmandu. I just had to snap a photo.
