Peter Hess developed his method of sound massage from various
sound experiences in Nepal and Tibet.
Research, experiences, and experiments on the
effects of traditional music on psyche and body are the fundamentals
of
sound massage. Peter Hess has made an effort to adapt this knowledge
to the needs of people living in the 'western' countries.
Sound massage with tibetan Singing Bowls is a sound therapy,
using Singing Bowls on the clothes of the body or
in the aura hitting them softly with a felt mallett, producing
a deep relaxing.
Peter Hess has revived traditional production of high quality
Singing Bowls and he developed a method easy to learn
and multi-functional applicable. Singing Bowls with Peter
Hess products® seal of approval may be found
at Singing
Bowls Shop.
Please visit the website of Österreichischen
Instituts für
Klang-Massage-Therapie www.klangmassage-therapie.at in
case you are interested to visit our Free Evening Workshops in
Vienna or attend an education in Peter Hess-Sound Massage.

Care of Singing Bowls
There are different possibilities to clean the bowls and it
depends how you like them and what you prefer.
Some people like very bright and shiny bowls, other like them
if they are more faded so that they look old.
Please mind it's just the eye - both types can have the same
sound.
For myself I don't care so much how a bowl looks like, for me
its more important how they sound. So I never clean them except
removing the dust after a while. Other people
may think and feel different and thats ok as well. People working
in cosmetic studios or wellness hotels may find it necessary to
use more shiny bowls
Advises:
Physically clean them as every housewife or houseman would do -
dry or wet.
In Nepal the bowls are cleaned with a mixture from rice straw
ash and water. Afterwords the bowls are covered with mustard
oil to preserve corrosion. This is no practical way for
western countries though.
A natural kind of cleaning in our countries is rubbing the
bowl with a mixture of cheap vinegar (150-200 ml) and salt
(4-5 teaspoons). Let the mixture
react for 3-5 minutes (its a galvanic process) and then clean
the bowl very well using pure
water to remove salt and acid. Clean
the bowl dry and rub it with beeswax or olive oil for protection.
Take care there are no oil or wax residues are left on the
bowl to avoid stains on clothes etc.
Special
brass cleaning cream or powder for silver or other metal
tableware may be used also - the bowls will be brighter but
there is more risk to scratch. A student told us to use carpolish
- amazing - but why not ;-)
Energetically the bowls don't have to be cleaned like
people usually are recharging or cleaning stones (water,
sunlight etc.).
Bowls are self-cleaning by the sound they
produce, they are able to transform etheric energy.
Singing bowls don't lose the frequency or tone as long you treat
them well, only treating them hard like throw them to the ground,
scratch them with sandpaper or remove metal with other tools
may cause the sound to change or the bowls may brake. |