Standing on the Water's Edge — Stand by the Water | 1 Hour Tibetan Singing Bowl & River Sounds | 207Hz
Standing by a river, the eyes keep drifting to the far bank. One strike by the water, a mallet circling the rim, a breath settling to follow it. Seen from across the water, this is the far side.
Standing on the Water's Edge
Standing by a river, the eyes keep going to the other side. The far bank looks greener. The light over there looks brighter.
One strike, then the circle
Standing by the water, the bowl is struck once. The sound spreads out across the river. Then the mallet circles the rim, and the sound draws out long. Beneath it, the river never stops moving. 207Hz is the note this bowl rings at on its own.
The breath settles to follow it. Breathe in while the sound spreads; breathe out long with the circling rim. The breathing guide at the start of the video sets the pace.
Seen from the other bank
Some days the other side looks brighter. Someone else's day. A road not taken. But someone standing on that far bank is looking this way too. To them, this is the bright side across the water.
There is no need to leave where you stand. For one hour, stay by this water.
Our eyes wander to the distant shore. Yet from across the water, this is the far side.
The river keeps moving for the whole hour. The bowl rings again. The place where you stand grows a little brighter.
SUMMARU