Singing Bowls at the Valdez Providence Hospital Long-term Care Facility
Although she seems like a longtime customer, in fact I have only had the pleasure of knowing Nancy since June of ’12, when she made her first purchase of a few Master-quality bowls in quarter-tone tuning. She was on fire with enthusiasm for the bowls, and...Spring at Bodhisattva
Spring has come to Bodhisattva. Our patio is a walking tour of intoxicating scents. Upon entering our gate, one is flanked on one side by a flowering Meyer Lemon tree and on the other, an out of control Pink Jasmine vine; across the patio, an exuberant,...The Bodhisattva Recording Project
Bodhisattva Recording Project Part of Bodhisattva’s mission is to archive the sound files of the thousands of antique singing bowls that have passed through our business in the past 16 years. One of the ways we seek to preserve this legacy is to develop and maintain...
1,000 Years of Tibetan Bowls – the Longplayer Project
Initiated in 1999 by Jem Finer, this project is a composition of Tibetan singing bowls designed to play until 2999. Click on the link below to listen. Longplayer’s first live performance, The Roundhouse, 2009. [Atherton-Chiellino] [ENLARGE] What is Longplayer?...An Experience Shared: William Ward talks about Healing with Tibetan Singing Bowls
William Ward, a former New Yorker who resides now in Pensacola, FL was a Chef for 13 years. To relieve his job related stress, he discovered meditation. He now has a full time sound healing practice and has been a Bodhisattva customer since 2009. William will be...
Antique Tibetan Singing Bowls do not merely sing. They communicate in a variety of ways, from their capacity as biofeedback instruments, to the informational subtext of their frequencies which we hear and feel in our bodies and energy fields as vibration. This blog will be based on my own experiences as well as those of customers and friends who have integrated the bowls into their healing and spiritual practices, and are guided by them as tools of discovery. I welcome all to share their experiences.