Vibrations of Tibetan bowls and alpha waves
Vibrations of singing bowls
If we accept the fact that sound is a vibration, and if we know that the vibration passes through our entire physical shell, then we understand that sound is not only heard by our ears, but also by all the cells in our bodies. The reason why sound can heal us on a physical level is that healing sound touches us deeply and transforms us emotionally and spiritually, which has a reverse effect on our physical body as well. Sound can help us restore the lost balance on all physiological levels and play a helpful positive role in the treatment of many health problems. If there is a blockage in the flow of energy in our body, this leads to subsequent diseases, when some organ or tissue stops functioning properly and loses its original healthy frequency. This imbalance can be restored by using the sound frequencies produced by Tibetan singing bowls. dr. David Simon, a physician and director of the Deepak Chopra Center in California, discovered that the sound of Tibetan bowls, as well as chanting, chemically create "endogenous opiates" in the body that act as painkillers and healing agents. The harmonic resonance of Tibetan bowls also inevitably helps in reducing the level of stress and pain, harmonizes the energy in the human body and induces meditative states.
SOUND IS ENERGY.
Tibetan bowl vibrations in real time:
Electromagnetic brain activity
It is a fact that every brain activity or state of mind is characterized by a certain wavelength. We can divide these waves into: ALPHA BETA THETA DELTA
During normal awake day activity, which means when working, driving, solving tasks, etc., the human brain produces BETA waves. The frequency of this wave is from 12Hz to 30Hz. During activities such as meditation, repetition of mantras, immersion in prayer, but also just after waking up or just before going to bed, the brain produces ALPHA waves. The frequency of this wave is from 7.5Hz to 12Hz. Theta level is intermediate to the delta level produced by the brain during deep sleep. We know THETA as a half-awake state, when we are no longer in the stage of falling asleep, but we are not yet properly asleep. The frequency of this wave is from 4Hz to 7.5Hz. DELTA waves usually mean deep, dreamless sleep with a frequency of up to 4Hz.
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However, this is still only the tip of the iceberg, and the unsuspected possibilities of the human brain remain hidden from us for now. Therefore, if the alpha waves of the human brain can be created by the sound of Tibetan bowls, they become an excellent tool not only as an aid in studying, but also as a tool for faster induction of a meditative state, relaxation and subsequent faster regeneration both physically and mentally.