Tamara Flach

When the gong is struck, its sound waves spread in all directions. The walls, ceilings and floor limit the spread of the sound and reflect the waves back into the room. The sound combines with the new waves created by playing the gong, which are reflected again, and so on. The gong fills the room completely, creating a three-dimensional sound space. How the sound unfolds also depends largely on the participants and what they bring with them, as it reflects back what is there to a highly amplified degree.
In any case, it produces tones and sounds that make the brain vibrate in the theta frequency range. If we surrender to the sound wave with an intention we can receive messages from the subconscious.

In addition, through such a sound wave, thought patterns and blockages, old traumas can be released and new connections can be formed. Everything that no longer serves our system is cleansed by the gong and can thus lead to more joy, relaxation and ease in our lives.