Sound therapy with gongs

The size of the space we are using and the distance of the participants attending also need to be taken into account when ringing the gong. For example, if you are playing outside, a higher volume is needed as the sound needs to fill a larger space. In large interior spaces such as concert halls or churches, the sound needs to be louder to fill the space. Conversely, more care needs to be taken in small interior spaces so that too much sound doesn't drown out the listener. If your customers are right next to the gong, even more care is needed, especially around the head and ears. New customers who have not experienced a gong before need more care.

People experience the effects of gong therapy (or classic crystal singing bowl sound therapy) in different ways. Deep tones can be calming, while bright and lively tones can be energizing and joyful. However, people perceive all sounds in sound therapy in unique ways. Therefore, sound therapy is very special and magical for everyone, and it should bring a harmonious balance to one's emotional world.

We are all exposed to sound waves in our lives without realizing that they have a direct impact on our health. In sound therapy this perception is enhanced to trigger emotions and give the body the feeling of self-healing, as well as to better clear the body of the negative sound wave effects in life. Therefore, there are many possible uses for sound therapy, which has a different meaning for each individual. Gongs play an extremely important role in sound therapy.