The truth behind seven metal and two metal Tibetan Singing Bowls with Robbie Dellalbani from Moksha Energy

🎙️ Afterbath Sound Bath Podcast | Episode: The Truth About Tibetan Singing Bowls with Robbie Dellalbani In this episode of the Afterbath Sound Bath Podcast, Mat Creedon sits down with Robbie Dellalbani, founder of Moksha Energy — a Melbourne-based apothecary offering high-vibrational sound bath tools and spiritual wellness products. Together, they dive deep into the truth about Tibetan singing bowls — exploring what makes a bowl truly resonant, both in tone and intention. 🎵 Topics covered include:The ancient alchemy of 7-metal singing bowlsThe rise of 2-metal modern bowls — and what to look out forHow to identify authentic sound bath craftsmanshipThe energetic purpose behind these sacred sound healing toolsRobbie shares years of hands-on experience and offers grounded insights for anyone working with — or curious about — sound bath instruments. ✨ About Moksha Energy: Moksha Energy offers a thoughtfully curated selection of:Hand-hammered Tibetan singing bowlsCrystal alchemy bowlsTuning forksCeremonial cacao, wildcrafted herbs, incense & moreEvery item is sourced with intention to support sound healers, energy workers, and spiritual seekers alike. 🔗 Explore Moksha Energy: https://mokshaenergy.com🎧 Tune in to uncover the myths, facts, and energetic power of Tibetan singing bowls — and how they can support your sound bath practice.Music 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.