The combination of a scientifically-proven method of healing through resonance, together with the spiritual aspect, is what attracted me to sound therapy. When I give a sound bath (or 'Gong Meditation' as I now call it) with my four gongs, the build-up of positive energy in the room is undeniable - stronger on some occasions than others. I also seem to notice a corresponding change in the subtlety and richness of the gong tones. Am I imagining this? Has anyone else noticed it, perhaps with singing bowls or other instruments? Obviously different venues will affect the sound, but I have noticed distinct variations in my therapy room at home. One explanation could be that the energy of the client(s) is influential.
I have from time to time (with the permission, of course, of the participants) taken photos at the end of a gong meditation and almost invariably, orbs show up on the pictures. Here is a bright white orb that appeared at the end of a session last week. And the blurring on the other photo is caused by a build-up of energy in the room (not camera shake as one would think - extensive testing ruled this out, plus I have seen the same thing on photos taken at a friend's graduation ceremony - where cheerful-looking spirit forms also showed up clearly).
I would be very interested to know if anyone else has tried taking photos when doing sound work, and what the results were.
With love and light, Annette x
