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I tried “sound healing” in Nepal
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These are Tibetan singing bowls, not regular cooking pots. Their vibrations invoke reflection, meditation and prayer & can also be used to treat various illnesses. They’ve been used by Buddhist monks since ancient times

If you equate sound healing with witchcraft because only Western medicine works, you’re probably more colonized than you think

I left with a headache after my sound healing demo but that’s probably because of banging metal on this damn bald head 🫣

I spent 2 days in Nepal and didn’t see a single Black person. I found Nepalis to be super nice and welcoming. Melanin folks be sleeping on this gem of a country

Wewe utashinda kusikia studio huko Adlanda Georgia - ndiyo utajua hawa madaktari wa masufuria ni dangerous!

Did the sounds of the noisy boda bodas outside interfere with the process?

@StartlerRock This is awesome. I'm a victim of Western medicine and now I'm curious about other medicines. I hope you were concentrating on healing and not on the camera shot. 😊

Larry would make a very good world traveller vlogger

Welcome to Nepal and the myriad of lifetime experiences that our heaven on earth offers all our visitors! Enjoy making memories to cherish forever..,

Should have claimed discount coz of the boda/tuktuk loud horn that interrupted

How wonderful it is to experience how different cultures treat themselves outside of the pharmaceutical industrial complex. Sound and vibrations for healing is legit. Thank you for sharing.

So you despise Kisii's witchcraft to got for it in Nepal? Apparently Africans hate their own😀

Haha

That 4 Am bell never woke you up during high school moments?

How does the sound therapy work with bodabodas hooting just outside and people gossiping loudly outside the door? Unless you are using a different set of ears to listen to the vessels' sound. That is witchcrafts, nothing serious. We shall cleanse you when you land in Kenya 😅😂🤣

Will try with our Church bell 🤣🤣

Beba bakuli Larry. We shall start a branch hapa githurai 🤣

Do they have bowls for all shapes of head? Am liking Kathmandu short stories.

@amisimichael17 Ulienda kwa mganga

Nimeona Mpesa till number, uko Ngara wewe

It gives you a sound mind 😅

Wash wash is all over kumbe

Masters of Polyvagal Theory. Just activating the parasympathetic nervous system to promote relaxation and release of endorphins. Eastern civilization is a master in this area. Sisi Wafrika we used dance to achieve the same effect.

At 01:32 - I still thought there was another bowl on the head 😊

Kwa upara bro,wait for headache

Kumbe kupiga bakuli kwa kichwa husaidia. Nikuchukua masufuria kadhaa niset up shop mtakuja

@LarryMadowo A great way to bring someone to the "Now", however, I'd be laughing out loud, and that head-in-the-bowl, bowl could tumble down.

Next time try noose healing @LarryMadowo

I see sufurias of different sizes. Is it dictated by the size of the head or does each ailment have a certain size of sufuria?

Badala ya hii kazi yote si uskize afrobeats tu, ama reggae

How did you manage to not laugh i’d have burst out laughing the moment he started hitting that thing 🤣 😂

What a waste of cash when we have it plenty in jua kali Kenya. This ones heal you by force then make you numb. You went all the way to Nepal to have sufuria hit on your head!!!

Hapo Larry umenijenga idea sufuria za mathee,kwanza ni non stick, they louder n fits well kwa kichwa...

The neocolonialism of the rich and high level witchcraft in broad daylight. Must our son @LarryMadowo try everything even things that will soon catch up with him and his children demanding for their payment. Numbers 23:23

Larry take a break from your busy schedule in CNN. Come home and introduce that sufuria sound healing therapy.

Check out this relaxing ambient song
