HIMALAYAN SINGING BOWLS · AUSTRALIA
Find Stillness
in Sound
Press play on a singing bowl, slow your breathing, and give your mind somewhere quiet to rest. Free to listen, any time.
Free Singing Bowl Sound
Choose how long you want to sit. The bowl plays on a gentle loop and fades out at the end, so you can close your eyes and not watch the clock.
Himalayan Bowl
Recorded by Prakash · use headphones for the best sound
Recording Coming Soon
Prakash is recording the first bowl session now. Leave your email and we'll send it to you the day it's ready.
Want guided meditations too? Watch them free on YouTube.
What Is a Sound Bath?
You lie down, get comfortable and listen while singing bowls are played around you. There's nothing to do and nothing to get right. The long, fading tones give your attention one simple thing to follow, and many people find it the easiest way into meditation.
- A quiet hour to slow down and unwind
- A calm way to settle the mind before sleep
- A focus point that makes meditation easier for beginners
- Gentle enough for anyone, with no experience needed
Sound baths are a relaxation and meditation practice. They are not a medical treatment and don't replace care from a doctor or mental health professional.
Book a Session
One-on-one or small group, online or in person in the Canberra region. Tell us what suits you and we'll email you times and prices.
Singing Bowls from Nepal
We're planning a small batch of singing bowls for Australia. Tap "How much?" on the size you like and we'll email you photos and prices as soon as they're ready.
Small
About 10–14 cm
Fits in your hand. A bright, clear tone for a desk, travel or a first bowl.
Medium
About 15–20 cm
The everyday meditation bowl, with a warm tone that rings for a long time.
Large
21 cm and up
A deep, rich tone for sound baths, groups and practitioners.
Not Sure?
We'll help you choose
Tell us how you'd use it and we'll suggest the right size and tone.
THE NEXT STEP
The Bowl Is Where It Starts
A singing bowl helps you get quiet. Learning to stay aware in that quiet is the real practice, and it's much easier when you're not doing it alone.
Join Prakash's Meditation for Beginners community for short daily practices, live sessions and people learning alongside you.
About
Singing Bowl Australia is run by Prakash Bhattarai, a meditation teacher based in the Canberra region. Prakash runs the Meditation for Beginners community and makes the daily Calm in 60 stress-relief videos.
Singing bowls have been part of Himalayan practice for generations. Here they're used for what they do best: helping ordinary, busy people stop for a moment, listen and come back to themselves.