Who am I? 

We often identify ourselves by our bodies, names, roles, relationships, etc. But who is the "I" and "my" behind these labels?

To understand this, we need to consider the difference between a dead and living body. Despite having the same amount of oxygen in the air, a dead body cannot breathe because the soul, which gives life, has left. It is not possible to revive a dead body by providing a new heart, adjusting chemical balances etc, as it is the soul that animates the body, not the physical components. When someone dies, it is the soul that departs, leaving the body as mere matter.

We must grasp that we are the soul, spiritual beings that exist beyond the physical form. By understanding this, we can begin to see ourselves as more than just our physical characteristics and roles. This understanding of the soul is the foundation of spiritual knowledge.

The soul is eternal, blissful, and knowledgeable, but our association with the material world, driven by our desire for control and pleasure, has led us to forget our true nature.

In life, we play various roles - friend, mother, father, husband, wife, brother, sister etc. These identifications are rooted in our physical body and false ego. But what is the role of the soul? What is its true purpose? Have you ever considered this?

In our lives, we are always in a state of serving someone - parents take care of their children and family, business owners serve their clients, a man cares for his dog, and so on. Service is an integral part of our existence. However, more often than not, neither the server nor the recipient of the service is truly happy.

That is because the serving attitude has been misplaced. We are meant to serve our creator, the divine, God, Krishna. When this is fixed everything else will be fixed.

How does this link to the science of sound therapy?

As souls, we are part and parcel of God, Krishna. This means our true nature is spiritual. All things in the material world vibrate at a specific frequency and have a corresponding energy. When we are not aligned with our spiritual nature, which involves loving and serving God, we are in a state of disharmony and vibrate at a material frequency. This misalignment leads to the real miseries of life.

By realigning with our spiritual nature and vibrating at a spiritual level through love and service to God, the real miseries of life can end and we can escape suffering, even while embodied in this physical form.

Sound therapy with Ancient Tibetan Singing Bowls is a tool for connecting with our spiritual selves. We often focus too much on material needs and neglect the needs of our souls, which are spiritual in nature.

The sound and vibration from the bowls balances the energy centers in the body, releases blockages and opens us up to the Absolute Truth, if we desire for it, which in turn brings about clarity, knowledge and much more. 

The Ancient Tibetan Singing Bowls are believed to balance the energy centers in the body through their unique composition and creation process. These ancient bowls were made by chanting sacred mantras during the crafting process, making each bowl unique. The more a bowl is used, the better its sound becomes, as the combination of the mantras and consistent usage imbues it with special energy. Every bowl produces a different effect, which is why at Going Prakriti, only ancient bowls are used to provide the best experience for individuals.