Buddhist Monk Bagdro, Klaus & Hannes Fessmann-singing stones
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what kind of music intruments are these?
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I wish i knew were I could learn these chants. I can do throat singing and overtones very well. But I know no chants to use it with.
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Thats why cats got such long lives and fast healing rate theyre always purring like when you are chanting om and doing deep throat this type of toning repairs and heals the body its called sound therapy.
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What?
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Well, you need to repair your DNA :D:D:D
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this type of chanting helps repair dna
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why is singing in a chearch ?
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why is he singing in a chearch???
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Its called Undertone singing. When ever you produce a note, there are these naturally occuring overtones that heard along with the fundamental (Fifth, octave, 3rd, etc). In Overtone singing, you change the shape within your mouth to isolate these certain tones and they can be heard. An undertone is sort of like an overtone, only its below the fundamental, and has more to do with your larynx being aligned perfectly.
Ninjasticks 4 years ago 4
I have just come back from Dharamsala where I met Ven Bagdro. He's an amazing man. Read his book "Hell on Earth" - he gave me a signed copy of it
dawachime 2 years ago