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Admittedly, I am new to singing bowls, however I do collect antiques and relics, when my daughter passed in March… I started to listen to them online, and then came my need to find a few that I liked, I found the sound helps with ringing in my ears and other things… oddly, one of the bowls I ended up with, I didn’t hear, but it was strange… unlike others I saw online, it’s either brass or brozen, definitely old, pitting and so on… one of the odd things… it was heavily engraved, not like the full moon ones or anything I have saw online… deep engraved, I noticed if I ring it in my hand, my hand hurts afterwards… like something is being sucked out of it, I still feel the vibration even now, how many heavily deep engraved bowls have you seen?

I agree, the six bowl set is amazing.

Yeah, the six bowls configuration works well. Of course you have the best perspective, but it sounds good with a headset.

They were food bowls .... Do you have any more this shape ? As I would be interested. You don't seem to be putting sets on the selling site

Its possible to know the price for the 2 bol set of this video. Thanks in advance

Nice sound When i licence this sound my baby vry happy in my womb ❤

Surely the client could be offered some different large and expensive bowl, it seems worth insisting these be bought only as a set for cultural heritage/museum purposes alone, never mind the neat harmonies.

Do you think this are made in India? I bought one from India, and it is very similar shape.

Those higher tones are lovely 😍

There a bit of sonic gap ( musical progression) between 5-6 and 8-9 but I think you should try to sell this as a set, as it is a unique character to the specificity of those types of bowls. I bet pricey, but worth trying to keep this as a set . Remarkable Set, Bravo 👏

Ohh thank you for this recording. I wish this set to join the very similar bowl that I have, which is one of my favorite. ua-cam.com/users/shortsLgS2DTbP3n8?si=l3QGWbnersQRZZn6

I totally agree with you about not cleaning a very old singing bowl. Some have a kind of dark green patina which is amazing, and I am sure that even if it will be cleaned that patina, the sound will not be much different. I think the sound of an antique singing bowl stays also in how the bowl aged during the years, and if the patina it builds nicely, it will contribute positively to the sound. From an antique singing bowl, I want to hear a mellow tone and not a crispy tone with the harmonics sounding too harsh. My cleaning method of the antique bowls it is very simple, some lemon juice mixed with sodium bycarbonate and maybe I will add some earth powder, like diatomaceaus earth, it is even finer like wood ash. And this I will use just to get off the green oxidation and maybe some layer of dirt or whatever it is that is not patina. But I can hear many recommendations about cleaning even the nice patina antique bowls because of the enhancement of the sound. ”Silence in sound” cleans all the bowls until they are very shiny. Personally, I prefer the antique bowls to have their own history ”written” on them and this is what makes them unique, the different colors of patina. And keeping this sign of antiquity, for me it is also a sign of respect and preserving a heritage in the most authentic way. And in the same time, using this instruments for their own sound and vibration.

Watch your ears - there are some loud and high tones here!!!

The compare option on your website is truly valuable. I've been using it recently to make my purchase decisions with the last two bowls I've ordered to match them with those I already have.

It’s sounds so natural. Thanks for preserving these treasures and allowing a museum to display these to the public.

Thanks for finding out this history and sharing. Extremely interesting.

These sounds help me unattach from my thoughts.

Thanks for doing this. Listing to all those bowls together was a unique experience. I am going to listen to this many times.

you sell these pans! interesting how we can learn a little more. It is sold according to the order of the chakras. I liked✌️ ..

What is the note and octave of this pair?

Do these bowls sing?

I learn a lot and enjoy these! The pairs today had me singing too!

Lovely sounds!

are they expensive to buy maybe ten of them? How much would it cost?

Amen,.

I really appreciate such a sincere presentation.

Great information. Very happy to find you. Thank you.

Absolutely fabulous set. 12 beauties I need them…..?

No meio de tantas deve ter a venda para o mercado ou interessantes não ⁉️🇵🇹 você vende tigela!?...

That set could be broken to two sets if you don’t need a match pair for every bowl.

I counted again and final count is 68!

Hi Mr. Feinstein. Thank you so much for sharing your love, wisdom and knowledge about singing bowls. I’m learning so much from your videos and websites! I have actually selected some bowls from your website (himalayanbowls) and created my own set. Before I purchase the bowls I would love to hear your thoughts on them, and I also would like to ask you few questions. How could I reach you personally? Thank you and have a wonderful day! 😊

Mike Portnoy and Danny Carey would be jealous of your set up!

What dou you mean when you say antique?. They sounds really beuatiful. I would like to know what about the origin and of course, why others talks about 7 or 12 metals. Thank you so much. Blessings

wow what a beautiful sound👍👍👍

wow what a beautiful sound 👍👍👍

Sorry about the microphone clipping - that's just in the recording, not the bowls.

I have a small collection of small, medium, and large modern hand hammered (not cast) bowls and this helps me to mix and match especially since just started adding the true antiques from your website! This definitely has men on the hunt for one of your antique Jambatis! I found I need an F or a G.

Tremendous video! Thank you for continuously sharing everything you have learned over a lifetime of collecting and studying these amazing objects!

Thank you for another informative video.

So, they are time machines!!! Yaaaassss!!

Incredible sound! How much does a set like this cost before shipping?

Do you have any particular method of taking care of the wooden striker? I am wondering if there is a certain cleaning oil that should be used in order to give my Wooden Striker a longer life? Also, any advice on maintenance for both; my Tibetan bowl as well as my Wooden Striker? Your comments are greatly appreciated. Peace, Love, Respect & Namaste

I bought a singing bowl once and now demons are in my walls. which bowl should I buy to remove them?

Couldn’t agree more, nothing is definitive from the frequency perspective, frequency is how frequently, it’s a measure of a rate of something, either in hertz, bpm for music or rpm for engineering purposes. We see it every time, some sound mastery class with specific frequencies via bowls that will magically harmonize your liver, kidney, bla, bla, bla. It’s a pharmaceutical approach. People will jump on the bandwagon because it gives them certainty in what they don’t know about harmonization in a human being. A mechanical, prescriptive approach is very reductive in relation to what constitutes a being in relation to harmony, trauma. Protocol are alright if you want to work with bowls around a person, but it’s doesn’t fall in the fallacy of specific frequencies for this or that.

Glad to have found this page as well as The Singing Bowl Museum. I just started getting into meditation and using singing bowls as "tools" to help me get into the proper mindspace to prepare for meditation. I received my first order from the Singing Bowl Museum today and I look forward to future purchases!

Thanks for sharing Joseph!

Thank you for sharing this 😊

why don't you reveal the brand of your audio equipment?

Very interesting. Thanks for making this video 🙂