1-Hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath | Chakra Healing in 3D Audio

Join Mat Creedon for a powerful 1-hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath, recorded in immersive 3D ambisonic audio. For this unique session, a Soyuz 013 ambisonic microphone was placed inside a large Tibetan singing bowl to recreate the ancient practice of wearing a bowl on the head — allowing you to feel the vibrations from the inside out. ✨ Benefits of placing a Tibetan Singing Bowl on the head:Deep relaxation & release of mental tensionActivation of the crown chakra & pineal glandA full-body resonance, as though you are being “tuned” from withinGrounding, clarity, and a sense of renewal🧘 How to ListenFind a quiet, comfortable place to lie downClose your eyes and soften into stillnessWear headphones for the full 3D spatial effectBreathe deeply and let the vibrations guide you inwardThis Sound Bath moves through seven bowls, one for each chakra, from the root to the crown. The full journey is 1 hour, but by the 21-minute mark you’ll already receive a complete chakra-balancing effect. Perfect for: meditation, yoga, chakra alignment, stress relief, or simply reconnecting with your inner stillness. 🌐 Website: www.matcreedon.com 📺 YouTube: @matcreedon 📸 Instagram: @matcreedon 🐦 X (Twitter): @matcreedon 🎓 Facebook: Mat Creedon School of MusicMusic Is Medicine is a podcast by Mat Creedon — a musician, sound practitioner, and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne, Australia. In each episode, Mat explores the deeper relationship between music, emotion, and the human nervous system. Through reflections on songwriting, sound meditation, creativity, and deep listening, the podcast looks at how music can help us process experience, release emotion, and reconnect with ourselves. Drawing from years of musical practice, sound work, and teaching, these conversations invite listeners to explore a simple but powerful idea: Music is not only something we listen to. Sometimes, music is medicine.