Singing bowls produce multiphonic and polyharmonic overtones which are unique, subtle, and complex.  These sounds are both captivating and calming, and seem to instantly create a sense of trance-like calm.

These small hand cymbals were traditionally used at the beginning and end of meditation sessions. They can direct or push energy, clear energy from rooms and surrounding environments. They have a unique abiility to simultaneously ‘clear’ and 'fill' emptiness.

Made from white quartz crystal, these bowls are tuned to particular energy frequencies to help entrain the brain into meditative dream like states. In these mediative states we are able to tap into our subconscious realms of personal healing

A shruti box is the divine mother of music. A small wooden instrument that works on a system of bellows. It is similar used to provide a harmonizing drone in a practice for pairing with vocals or other instruments. Shruti guides the listener with a warm welcome.

In India it is believed that the sound of a gong created the worlds, and was the primal sound of OM. The gong is a powerful and transformational instrument of sound, which has been used for ritual, ceremony, prayer, and meditation since the Bronze Age. Its sound is relaxing and calming, centering and energizing, transforming and healing. The gong resonates all the cells of the body simultaneously and is useful in resolving emotional and physical dissonance.

In the West we know this instrument as a thumb piano, or this particular model as the Sansula. It is both a sacred and secular instrument throughout African cultures. Used to contact ancestors and tribal guardians, chase away harmful spirits, weather control, cure illness, and impart a strong life force.