Gen Zen: Sound bath
03:29 Min
“What these (singing) bowls are doing is to restore this homeostatic balance, which has its natural frequency, said Ms Kathy Gabriel, a sound therapist at Somahaus.
The aim is to create a state of “focused relaxation”.
Find out what a sound bath session entails in this week's Gen Zen as we look at ways to cope with the mental stresses of modern life.
Video: Nuria Ling, Samuel Woo/TODAY
WATCH NEXT
How boccia gave a teen with cerebral palsy dreams of Paralympic gold
“Instead of focusing on how to make him able to walk and speak, (we thought) how else can we help to make him a better him, despite his disability. That's why when we got to know Boccia and found out that he is able to play this sport, we were hooked" said Ms Eve Cher, mother of 18-year-old boccia para-athlete Aloysius Gan.