Singing Bowls, Tibetan Singing Bowl Set, Meditation Bowl, Sound Bowls-Easy To Play for Beginners

At first I was spinning the wooden stick around for a few times and thought wow what a rip off the sound is so low. Then over twenty spins and got the hang of a 45 degrees angle spin then that super loud sound came out. It is surprising and super cool. I held it on my palm to get the sound effect out. I think the cushion is just to place the metal bowl on top. For display I guess. I didn't read the description.

So the first one that I bought I dropped too many times and it stopped working and now with this one I'm extra careful with it. It calms me down , clears the space in my home, brings in more light. I can feel that when I have negative energy and start working with my Tibetan singing bowl it removes that energy and helps to transmute the negativity from within and even outside of myself. I'm happy that I could buy this for myself. It's affordable and helps to give me peace.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great singing bowl. Despite of its small size it makes a good vibration and sound.It will take practice (and maybe reaching certain consciousness level) to make this bowl sing without striking it first (see the video).It comes with a storage bag which is really handy. No need to buy those pricey bowls out there - this will work great as it is. I’m curious what’s special in the more expensive version of the bowl that this seller is selling (it’s twice the price!).One improvement on Product description: I wish that in ‘Material’ the seller mentioned what kind of metal was used to build this… that will indicate it’s healing properties.

I love it! It has good sound, small each to carry easily in a bag or total. This is really great for the price.

I have experience with singing bowls of this size, but when playing this particular bowl on the supplied cushion, it doesn't resonate or amplify well. Encircling it with the rod while it's sitting on the cushion produces weak to no sound! While I enjoy encircling the bowl without striking it first to create a crescendo tone, it's fair to say that striking the bowl and then encircling it creates a lovely, slight crescendo tone that quickly fades once the encircling stops.I initially thought the dense cushion might be the issue, so I tried placing the bowl on a folded microfiber eyeglass cleaning cloth from Costco, and it worked incredibly well, producing beautiful loud crescendos with plenty of resonance. The cloth on top of the cushion also works, but not as effectively as it does on the microfiber cloth alone. The bowl also performs well on bubble wrap, natural excelsior, terry cloth, and velvet, but only so so on the burlap bag that comes with it.Considering the budget-friendly price, I decided to keep the bowl after discovering the trick to achieving a reliable crescendo tone. While it's not perfect and I certainly wouldn't gift it to anyone, if you're willing to experiment, it has its merits. The bowl sings a lovely crescendo tone and is the perfect size for my crowded desk. I especially appreciate the suede-covered tip on the rod which produces a cleaner sound than that produced by a rod without the suede tip.

I use this for vipassana meditations, usually only ring it when I notice my mind has wondered from my breath, and I must bring it back (I call them reps, like lifting weights lol)Anyway, of course it is small. The bell works fine, and I have had this for a while now.

The item arrived on time and is actually great. I am able to create a great sound with it using the included mallet. The leather side seems to work the best. Need more practice with it. The sound is great. It does last a while. Not quite a full minute. I definitely would purchase another one. I really like it. Although, I bought it more to experience with sound and resonance. However, I am getting back into meditation. I would recommend this item, especially for the price.

I’ll find Tibetan bells bells very soothing. So after listening to many CDs of their sound, I just thought I’d buy myself a little gift and buy this silly little Tibetan bell. It did take some practice to get it to sing but I did get the hang of it after a very short amount of time, and I’ve gotten a lot of pleasure from listening to it for just a few minutes, and somehow it soothes me. I will play it just before yoga or just before meditation. I really enjoy it for such a little price it was worth it..