Take a break, listen to the video, relax and allow the music to take you into a relaxing state.
And although sound healing has grown in popularity in recent years, it is a healing modality that dates way back. From vocal chanting to instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, shamanic drums, and more, you will find some form of sound healing in every culture on Earth. According to historical records sound healing can be traced back 40,000 years to when indigenous Australians used ancient didgeridoos for healing. Did you know that there is healing sound chambers in the Egyptian pyramids?
4 benefits of sound healing
1. It's super-relaxing
Deep relaxation is one of the most significant and universal benefits of sound therapy. "The sounds permeate our system returning it back into harmony. So if you take nothing else away from a sound healing session, relaxation on its own is worth it. With our busy schedules and so much going on in the world, we can all use some chill vibes.
2. It helps clears energetic blockages
Some people experience deep healing during sound therapy as the sound vibrations open, clear, and balance their chakras and release stuck energy. It can be described as an "energetic deep tissue massage" that leaves you feeling balanced and replenished.
3. It boosts your health
That's right—it's not completely woo-woo. Research has already demonstrated that sound healing can be incredibly beneficial in many aspects of the physical body and beyond.
Benefits can include improved sleep, reduction of chronic pain and blood pressure, lowered cholesterol, and a decreased risk of heart disease.
4. It supports mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being
It also heals on the mental and emotional levels. Sound healing helps reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. It balances and clears the mind, and leads to a renewed sense of purpose, well-being, calm, and happiness.
There's all kinds of sound healing on the internet and loads of people who offer sound healing or sound baths where you live. Try it, you'll love it.
Take some me time and listen to the video.