Chakra Tones

Sound is the very basis of music. Sound has an unseen penetrating power that compliments use of color and fragrance. The universe and everything in it is condensed energy that is vibrating and has sound.Your entire chakra system is made of light and sound. Each tone of the musical scale is believed to correspond to a specific chakra.

These sounds can cut through blocks and stagnant energy and open the way for a more balanced and healed state of being.

There is actually a  large range of sounds and melodies which will create activity or stimulation of the chakras. All musical tones directly affect how chakras will respond to becoming energized, balanced and open.

The vibrational energy of sound is a useful tool for those having a difficult time trying to open their chakras.

It is recommended that chanting of the sounds of the chakras should be practiced in a comfortable posture, preferably seated on a mat or rug of organic material, with a lighted candle or oil lamp in the room.

You can simply and spontaneously create and allow whatever sound wants to come out to come out or choose mantra , sets of sounds or words.Many people start with the vowel sounds.

Support your deep breath with in your diaphragm. Feel the vibration of the tones throughout your body. Begin by grounding yourself first then allow sound to come out.

There are many different ways of using sound in our lives. Bells, gongs, drums and chimes have been used for rhythmic and tonal work 

The Tibetan singing bowl is used to produce a continuous tone, these bowls are made of bronze or other bell metal. People may also prefer the tone of Crystal singing bowls which are are made of fused quartz crystal, making them incredibly resonant. The tones produced by singing and crystal bowls are not just heard by the ear, you feel them in your body, and certain tones stimulate certain energy centers (chakras) and or organs in your body.

Drumming is often a central component of the rhythmical use of sound as well. There is also a tonal use of sound, such as with singing bowls or sustained chanting. Examples of Tonal sound range from the powerful chants of Tibetan Monks, to the Gregorian chants of Christian Monks and even the speaking in tongues phenomenon found in an amazingly broad array of traditions.