Harmonic Therapy with Himalayan Singing Bowls
In a harmonic therapy session, the client lays on a massage table with metal bowls placed around, under and sometimes on them. The bowls are rung in harmonic sequences, gently guiding the mind into a variety of sub-conscious states. From these coherent states the mind has the space to accept and release mental and emotional triggers of stress, fear, anxiety and disease. As an independent therapy it enhances relaxation, sharpens focus and can lead to a cessation of symptoms. As an adjunct to other therapies it enhances and speeds the healing process. It is common, in these sessions, for clients to fall into a deep and relaxing sleep, awakening at the end of the session alert and renewed. The bowls used in these sessions are all antique instruments ranging in age from 50 to 100 + years old.
Bob Bednar is a longtime student of Mitch Nur, PhD., the world authority on singing bowls and other Tibetan and Himalayan metallophones. As a graduate of Mitch’s Master class, Bob understands the application of Singing Bowls for therapeutic and transformational use. Bob has been studying since 2002 and assists Mitch in his Master Class program and teaches his level 1 class. Bob is supported in his work with a harmonically tuned set of almost 2 dozen antique bowls. To learn more about Himalayan Singing Bowls please visit www.studio116.org or contact Bob @ r3b111@yahoo.com or call 484-358-4178
Sessions generally last for 30 to 90 minutes with discussion before and after and cost $60.00.
Bob is available for sessions on Saturday & Sundays @
Journey Within, Center for Massage Therapy.