Sounds can heal the soul. That’s the principle of singing bowls—an ancient practice with origins in Tibet more than 2,000 years ago. Sound-healing is becoming increasingly popular in the West as the practice has been scientifically linked to reductions in stress and anxiety. Interesting fact: This clinic saw an increase of some 20 percent in attendance during the recent presidential elections in the U.S.
Singing bowls: Sounds that clean the soul
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