I have to be honest and this goes for so many things, but sometimes the background information, the insurance, the things that can go wrong, etc all take away the excitement and fun in playing. With this being said if you're going to play for others things are going to happen. And this might just be me, what if's sometimes scare me out of things! 💜 The insurance information was very informative and I have been asked if I had any and I guess I didn't understand why untill the class yesterday. 🧡 Different business avenues and strategies. For me personally I'd prefer a studio and have people come to me, but I have to build something first. 💚 Recording yourself. This I have been doing to get a feel of how I like what I'm playing. To understand my tempo and take notes if I'm transitioning to fast or to many taps. Etc. ❤️ The scheduling website, forms and intake information, all will be helpful if I get to that stage! Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this wonderful class! I have taken so much from this and hope to continue to build into it. Next I'd love to learn more on adding other instruments. I have a beautiful ocean drum and some chimes. Moving from the bowls to another "station" of sound.

I'm going to be re-creating the about page. This is the page that people look at before they decide to come into the group. When it was a free group, it was easy people just come in. What do I have to lose? It's free however, it is a paid membership currently and I'd love to get your input so that people who are thinking about it know it's the right community for them. If you have a moment, please take a look at the about page and let me know what benefits that I can talk about that. Would assist people to know they're in the right place. I'm not very good at promoting myself and my creative projects. So, if you have some time, I'd be very open to your input! Even if you wrote a couple sentences about what you got out of being here and from the courses to people who are thinking of joining, that would be 🤩.

For some reason, I think this may have gotten left out of the conversation. When purchasing a bowl to go with existing bowls, it's a good idea to know what tuning system you're in. There are two tuning systems: 440 Hz or standardized tuning, and 432 Hz. 440Hz is what the orchestras tune and is a good tuning to have if you play with other instruments. These two tuning systems are based on the note a being either for 440 Hz or 432 Hz, and then all of the intervals of that scale are measured in a way to create that tuning. So in purchasing bowls, it's good to know which tuning system you have then if you ever break one or want to add others, you can match it up. My bowls are all in 440 Hz, however, when I broke my A bowl, I decided to move toward 432 Hz. The tuning that you have already or choose to have doesn't really matter, except that what ever tuning you choose, it is nice to keep them tuned all together. Remember you're the healer not the bowls.

Crystal bowl mastery pilot is today at 11 AM Eastern and the Zoom link is in the Bowl Mastery Course under the classroom tab or found in the email I sent all of you. We are having a special live Sound Journey today at 2 PM EST —everyone is invited! This Sound Journey will be a little different as I’m going to move through all the 7 main chakras for a cleanse and tuneup. Find the zoom link under the calendar tab. It will be recorded and put in the vault under classroom.

I just uploaded the week 2 Video and also the community prompts are posted there. At 4300 in the video you can play along with me for short intervals(2) and chords(3 bowls) Setlist.