About Christine

Christine Heckel is an official representative of the Peter Hess Institute (Germany). She is the only Sound Massage Practitioner in Spain authorised to teach under the auspices of the Peter Hess Academy Spain.

‘I am passionate about Tibetan singing bowls. I enjoy inspiring others to lead a balanced life through sound therapy.’

I provide effective programs for stress prevention and stress management based on sound therapy with singing bowls, in conjunction with a wide range of holistic methods tailored towards individual needs.

Healing qualities of Tibetan singing bowls

Each Tibetan singing bowl is unique, with a unique vibration and sound. The transforming effect of sound provides inner peace, restores balance and promotes natural healing.

The sound, pitch and resonance are determined by shape, size, thickness, materials and design.

Sound massage brings you harmony and balance

Singing Bowls for health and inner harmony

Posted by christine | Tags: Singing Bowls, Sound Massage

Nada Brahma translates from Sanskrit to mean Sound is God, which is the perfect starting point to explain the importance – throughout the centuries - of the healing and soothing sounds of the singing bowls, gongs and cymbals in eastern culture. Sound massage has its origins in the Vedic art, which over the last 5000 years, has been seen as a holistic method of bringing harmony and balance to body, mind and spirit. Acknowledging that also in the western world, sound and vibration are inside us and also in the external world. It is understood that the rich overtones of the singing bowls and gongs can help us bring more harmony into our lives.