Randy Shoostine is a freelance writer, web site author, and student.
Sound healing is an interesting subject. It is an old art that is growing in popularity as science catches up with the metaphysical. There are various types of sound healing including the use of voice, and instruments. Various instruments are using the field of sound healing including crystal bowls, tuniing forks, and diguridoos. Crystal bowls may be played on a person over various parts on the body. They may release energy in the body and make one feel better.
Sound healing and sound therapy is a soothing way to aid in the treatment of illness. It can used along with traditional medical approaches to help the patient feel better.
Sound must be used with care as it may effect all organs in the body. Before experimenting with sound it is best to consult with an expert in this area.
I personally reccomend Randy Masters if you are interested in exploring the using of tuning forks. He has much experience in the area of tuning forks used for sound healing.
If you are intested in learning more about crystal bowls you may consult Elivia Melody or Amrita Cottrell.
If you are interested in learning about how sound effects the nervous system and the ear you may explore the field of psychoaccoustics.
There are also schools which teach sound healing. I personally attended the Globe Institute in California. They have a good program in sound healing.
Each musical note may effect certain organs in the body. By listening to a note or musical composition ones feelings may be altered. By changing the pitch, tempo, or composition of a piece of music one may achieve a desired effect.
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