So this is it for this session and I'll catch you around on the next session of the types of sound therapy and keep waiting and stay tuned. So, has any of you all gone through sound therapy? So please do let me know how it works and what you felt and how relaxed were you after you had been through sound therapy. So definitely wait for your replies and I will definitely give a reply back. Thank you all for listening
Divya Bhatia
@Anastasia_9 · 1:25
Hey, Ponita. So the photo you have used for your swell. See, I saw this instrument when I was in Nene Doll, and I just loved it. I was able to play it, and I wanted to buy it so badly, but I didn't. My mother just denied that at, you are not going to buy anything now. Such a big I just love buying things
punitha B R
@Pooh · 0:40
Yeah, thank you so much for applying. And I didn't know that Nanita was famous for all these instruments, so yeah, that was something that I got to know and thanks for that. And also, yes, instrument name is called as singing ball and it's famously used by Tibetans. It's also called a Tibetan singing bowls. And there are some other balls as well, like some crystal singing balls
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Varun Aich
@varunkaich · 0:24
Hey, what's up, man? It was very nice to know about sound therapy. I've been doing that for many years because I think music is also sound to the miracle stress. Whenever I get stressed, I put some music on. So I don't know if that considers it as sound therapy, but I really look forward to more informed us. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. I look forward to your next work. Appreciate ma'am
punitha B R
@Pooh · 0:21
Hey, thank you so much for applying. And it is great listening to you. I do believe sometimes music would be the sound therapy for most of us, and it does heal. So looking forward for more surprise and have a great day