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Tibetin Singing Bowl
I can't wait until summer so I can make it sing on back deck late at night. My neighbors will love it?!
Now that would be funny.
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Do your neighbors have a dog, by chance? Dogs love singing bowls (no, as far as I can tell they really don't.. haha).
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I don't have real ones, but I do have a Tibetan bell which makes a nice sound.
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Adder wrote: I had a free iPad app for Tibetan singing bowls, it was pretty rough but it made some nice sounds. I wonder if used on an iPhone they made it vibrate (doubt it)!!!
I don't have real ones, but I do have a Tibetan bell which makes a nice sound.
He was selling bells too.
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Wendaline wrote: lol That's the problem with stores. The look so cool and then you get them home and realize that maybe it's not that practical. I never use mine because I'd annoy everyone around me...one day though...one day.
I don't see it as a store problem as much as a buying problem. Just don't ring it so loud or find a private place for you to meditate with your sound. Why wait to enjoy the sound and vibrations?
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You don't think there's a difference between trying something at a store vs. using it at home? Becuase, I would beg to differ.
BWTFE IJDGAS
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Wendaline wrote: Ohh lovely. :whistle:
You don't think there's a difference between trying something at a store vs. using it at home? Becuase, I would beg to differ.
BWTFE IJDGAS
Do you mean in general or specifically the singing bowl?
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I think you guys may find them useful for meditation (I do)
Here are some for you each an hour long 320kbps mp3s.
(ocean waves and Tibetan singing bowls)
(flowing stream and Tibetan singing bowls)
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Rickie The Grey wrote: Do you mean in general or specifically the singing bowl?
Both, I guess. In the example of a singing bowl when you try it at the store there's usually a person showing you how to use it and encouraging you to have fun. You don't have to worry about the volume and you are most likely in a shopping mood.
At home, you might be encouraged not to use it. It annoys the dog, annoys the cat, annoys the roommate, etc. Not that singing bowls are bad...it's just they're not always practical for meditation...well unless you're a homeowner who makes the rules. As a renter or someone living with others...well then you have to compromise.
But really my first post was not meant to start a discussion about stores and buying. I was trying to to be silly and share my own experience. (the store comment was sarcastic)
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