[esens] Ringing bell gives some relief

I often go to a buddhist temple, and listen to the bells and drums played
during chanting. I notice it levels out the energy in my body when in a
room when they are played.

Today I bought one of these bells, and rang it at home. Instantly I felt my
body tension drop and my energy start to level off.

I was thinking of making a recording of this bell into an MP3 file and share
with anyone who is interested.

Cheers,

Glenn

Glenn and I have discussed this a little offline, but just to add to
his message about buddist bells/drums. A few weeks ago my husband and
I listened to "singing bowls" that some friends brought over, and my
husband responded immediately and positively to the vibrations.
They're quite unique. I've read that these bowls have a *healing*
effect but have not tested them enough to say. However, if we had
more $$ to burn I would love to get one (or two or three) and do the
research. The sounds are lovely and calming -- the relaxation alone
would be a great benefit. More information (and sound samples) here:

http://www.himalayanbowls.com

Cara

--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...>
wrote:
> I often go to a buddhist temple, and listen to the bells and drums
played
> during chanting. I notice it levels out the energy in my body when
in a
> room when they are played.
>
> Today I bought one of these bells, and rang it at home. Instantly
I felt my
> body tension drop and my energy start to level off.
>
> I was thinking of making a recording of this bell into an MP3 file
and share
> with anyone who is interested.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Glenn

Thanks Glen, that would be great. However, I would be interetde to know
where you bought the bell....

Sarah

-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn Coleman [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, 2 February 2005 7:07 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [esens] Ringing bell gives some relief



I often go to a buddhist temple, and listen to the bells and drums
played
during chanting. I notice it levels out the energy in my body when in a

room when they are played.

Today I bought one of these bells, and rang it at home. Instantly I
felt my
body tension drop and my energy start to level off.

I was thinking of making a recording of this bell into an MP3 file and
share
with anyone who is interested.

Cheers,

Glenn





 
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Hi Sarah,

I bought the bell at a buddhist temple in Vancouver, B.C., Canada,
www.rinpoche.ca. It is a simple low-cost ($50) bell, but has amazing
sound. It is from Tibet. It is the common type of bell used during
chanting at buddhist temples everywhere.

I was feeling extreme nausea this afternoon, so started ringing the bell,
and instantly my ears popped and my nausea started subsiding. I could feel
the frequncy penetrating my whole body.

Now that I think of it, the frequencies may also be good for detox, since
the energy vibrates through all cells in the body. That may be a bigger
reason why I have had such great healing this year.

I'll have the recording of the bell to mp3 done shortly.

While I'm on the topic...

I'm thinking of also doing a recording at the temple that would include the
chanting, drums, symbols, and bells. If I do this recording during a
medicine buddha session, there is the added bonus of very powerful medicine
buddha healing chants occurring at the same time. The chanting talks about
small medicine buddhas in large numbers floating through the air, and
entering body and causing instantaneous healing. At the same time these
medicine buddhas can be sent to others for healing. Rinpoche, the monk at
this temple guides participants through this ancient visualization every
Tuesday at his medicine buddha practice - and its free!

Everytime I talk to Rinpoche, the guru at this temple, he reveals more and
more about medicine buddha and energy healing, from a Tibetian point of
view. It is fascinating to hear him talk about it since it comes from
ancient traditional buddhism, straight from his home in Tibet. Often I hear
words about heart chakra and other rituals of energy healing. I have known
him for two years, but didn't realize he knew so much about energy healing.

Then again, he stayed alive for 6 months walking through the himilayas,
using heat yogi and buddhist mantras to keep himself alive in freezing cold
temperatures and starvation, so he must have a deep understanding of the
human body in order to pull off such an amazing challenge. He told me the
key was that he never doubted for a second that these rituals would work.
He said he would have died on the spot if he doubted it for a second. I
thought this was an interesting lesson in my challenge with ES - to continue
trusting that I am healing, even though symptoms are sometimes overwhelming
- the moment I don't believe I am healing is the moment it stops. It seems
to ring true for me.

Blessings,

Glenn

> More information (and sound samples) here:
>
> http://www.himalayanbowls.com

I brought up this web page, and my wife informs me that we already
own one of these (!) She owns a yoga studio, so she has all sorts
of things that ding, ring, etc. She agrees with me that an MP3
file probably wouldn't be the same as the real thing...

Marc

I tested some new cell phones and my trifield meter show only 2 milligaus
(0,2 tesla) on the Motorola V980 (UMTS)

Daniele


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I agree that a mpg file of the bell/bowl's sound would not be the
same, unfortunately. I have listened to the sound files at this
website and they do not replicate the effect of the bowl in person.
Especially if you strike the bowl and hold it close to you as it
rings -- to me it was as if I could feel the ring echoing deep
inside my body.

Marc, if you get a chance to try your wife's Tibetan bowl I'd love to
hear about your experience. My reading and personal experience
suggests that different people respond to different bowls, and
that it may be the vibrational frequency of a particular bowl that
has a soothing/healing effect on a particular person (since
everyone's personal "frequency" is different I guess). I know my
husband responded best to one bowl out of the three that we
tried. To me it had the least appealing ringing sound ("voice"),
but its vibration was very powerful and penetrating. If these bowls
can truly heal, I am guessing that the vibration helps to "reset"
the body's natural vibrational frequency after exposure to the
disruptive energies of EMF. But it would be nice to test this
theory.

Cara

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@u...> wrote:
> > More information (and sound samples) here:
> >
> > http://www.himalayanbowls.com
>
> I brought up this web page, and my wife informs me that we
already
> own one of these (!) She owns a yoga studio, so she has all
sorts
> of things that ding, ring, etc. She agrees with me that an MP3
> file probably wouldn't be the same as the real thing...
>
> Marc

I think it could be better 2 milligaus than 100 like the other phone tested
!!! (maybe I have to reduce / 3 because my trifield meter is for AC current)

Also radio/microwaves are rather less (0.05- 0.15 mW/cm2)

Daniele

Yes, you are correct. I attempted to record bell sounds last night, but the
frequencies are too high for microphone to record. I thought that if we can
easily record piano etc, that bells should work too. But "aw" those
frequencies are so powerful they not only penetrate body, but get past the
microphone too.

I'm going to try other more sensitive recording devices to see if same
result occurs.

Glenn

You might like to check into these three books on singing bowls
published by Binkey Kok Publications (www.binkeykok.com). Two come
with an accompanying CD of various bowl recordings for balancing
chakras and healing. (You can also get them through Amazon.)

"Singing Bowl Exercises for Personal Harmony" by Anneke Huyser.
"Chakra Delight: Singing Bowls for Balancing the Energy Centers", CD
with text by Dick de Ruiter.
"Unique Singing Bowl", CD with text by Dick de Ruiter.

I've also found some beneficial effects with mantra chanting, though I
haven't found them to be consistently reproducible. There is a great
collection of assorted classical mantras sung by Deva Premal, mostly
Vedic and Buddhist, with some other cultural songs sprinkled in, that
I highly recommend. Deva has a beautiful contralto voice, and her
husband, Miten, provides a modern rendition of the classical rhythms
that the Western esthetic usually finds easier to listen and sing
with. I have the albums "The Essence", "Love Is Space", and "Embrace"
and I find them all marvelous. Kids love 'em, too.

Beau

--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...>
wrote:
> Yes, you are correct. I attempted to record bell sounds last night,
but the
> frequencies are too high for microphone to record. I thought that
if we can
> easily record piano etc, that bells should work too. But "aw"
those
> frequencies are so powerful they not only penetrate body, but get
past the
> microphone too.
>
> I'm going to try other more sensitive recording devices to see if
same to

but did you test the masts around ?? because the masts are there for your mobile.


--- In [hidden email], "Daniele" <softnet.dg@l...> wrote: