The Singing Bowls of Pokhara

Instruments: Singing Bowls, Tibetan Tingsha, Bell, Gong - freqencies and notes: 150 Hz (E), 176 Hz (G3), 85 Hz (F2), 154 Hz (F), 72 Hz (D), 108 Hz (A), 132 Hz (G3), 344 Hz (F), 299 Hz (D4), 420 Hz (F2), 806 Hz (A5), 2550 Hz (F7), 136 Hz (C), 188 Hz (G3), 231 Hz (A3), 629 Hz (D5)
Leadbowls - Raj
Supporting Bowls, Mix, Edit - Aden
Bonus video „Raj in the Hills“
• sound of OM/Himalayan ...
Long video version: Pokhara 62
• Pokhara 62 - Instrumen...

[@sscavenger]

Thank you for co-creating and sharing this deep, deep, experience with us

[@Ahrim565]

wow enjoyed that so much!

[@androidplus.1]

Epic stuff.. bravo for this ❤

[@NoNarcotics]

Incredible

[@sub4sh]

I'm surprised to see you in my hometown❤❤

[@marapatriciadominguezochoa8599]

Uffffff queeeeee viajesote, mientras degustaba mi comidita, queeeee rico ❤ graciaaaas

[@user-fo9tt1yo3d]

Бог везде, не важно какая вера исповедания!

[@LovelassMan]

Nice! Красиво необычно

[@psidvicious]

I wonder if the wood sculpture artist gets a lot of orders for that Star of David/Swastika piece 😳at 6:03?

[@sondarang538]

Where is this place??

[@VijaySingh-hf6jp]

Nepal

[@kushalparekh1017]

ॐ नमः शिवाय

[@Minstera]

Hope you do a Bonsai video one day !

[@jfoodreviews]

6:03 looks pretty suspicious

[@Triames]

It's a pretty common symbol in Hinduism. The, let's say, "German" one, is facing the other way.

[@robb682]

We want face reveal, it is time! 😃

[@daleadmire1451]

No, mystery is wonderful. We would only be let down at this point…