Singing Bowls Research update (Feb 2021)

Singing Bowls Research update (Feb 2021) A recent review [1] that included singing bowls research highlights several underlying mechanisms behind the impact of singing bowls on the mind and the body. The brain waves are likely to change significantly during the sound healing. The hypothesis indicates that the brain waves may change from a normal or agitated state to a very relaxed state such as theta or delta waves. This can happen during the singing bowls relaxation session or while listening to calming music. The binaural beats' impact via the sound of several frequencies of singing bowls could further

Singing Bowls Research update (Feb 2021)2026-08-25T12:13:47+05:30

Quality of the Singing Bowl or any Musical Instrument

Quality of the singing bowl or any musical instrument Identifying the quality of the Singing Bowl or any musical instrument is both an art and a science.  The scientific aspects must look for the elements of the sounds (in technical terms, parametric evaluations).  One such approach is to identify the frequencies present if the instrument generates multiple notes or note present if the instrument generates one note. For the singing bowl, my write-up on understanding the frequencies of the singing bowl provides a perspective. There are many additional ways the instrument can be evaluated based on the audio parameters.

Quality of the Singing Bowl or any Musical Instrument2026-08-25T12:13:49+05:30

Healing Stories in Regression Therapy

Healing Stories in Regression Therapy She is all of 40 and wife and studied up to grade 9. Wife of a carpenter from a small town in Gujarat. Mother of a 15 yr old son. Was suffering from severe migraines and headaches for the last 8 yrs. She was taking 12-15 pills daily as prescribed by a neuro-physician. She had lost all interest in life and will to enjoy her life with her husband. WHO Well being Index was as low as 24%. No health issues whatsoever. Her husband begged us ‘ I want my Saavi back, give me back

Healing Stories in Regression Therapy2026-08-25T12:13:50+05:30

Scientific evidence on meditative practices with singing bowls or self-hypnosis being developed by SEE @ Wellness Space

Scientific evidence on meditative practices and self-hypnosis at SEE, Wellness Space These days, everyone wants to meditate, however, there is more to meditation than just a seated silence.  At Society for Energy & Emotions, Wellness Space, we continue to work on how various meditative practices (be it supine or seated, with or without singing bowls sound, with different types of classical music).  This has helped us build lot of evidence on how different practices impact our mind and the body. Please go through the following evidence and feel free to reach out to us if you need any guidance or

Scientific evidence on meditative practices with singing bowls or self-hypnosis being developed by SEE @ Wellness Space2026-08-25T12:13:51+05:30

Publication: Sound Bath Meditation with Singing Bowls: Mood and Heart Rate Variability

While we have been offering Free Sound Bath Meditation at Wellness Space, Ahmedabad,  India since last 5 years, the idea of conducting a scientific research came up more recently.  Late last year (2019), two individuals, Saharsh Panchal and Fariburz Irani started working with me (Gunjan Y Trivedi) to do a formal research about how this meditation impacts the mind and the body.  Saharsh has a degree in Pharmacy and Masters degree in Public Health (Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhingar) and Fariburz is a Psychology Major at PDPU (Pt. Deendayal Petroleum University, Gandhinagar). It took us about 3-5 months to

Publication: Sound Bath Meditation with Singing Bowls: Mood and Heart Rate Variability2026-08-25T12:13:53+05:30
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