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Can a gong bath improve my health?

DonnaElmore
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My friend just completed a gong bath training and now, he can hold his own gong bath sessions. He invited me to attend, saying it has health benefits. I’m actually stressed from work and from taking care of my kids, but I’ve never been to a gong bath before. Has anyone tried it? What health benefits do you get?
“The happier you are the more beautiful you become.”
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The force is strong in this one!0
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Is he going to charge you or do it for free?I thought this comment from the top of the article was quite amusing:Miranda Kerr and Russell Brand are fans of the wellness fad that involves lying on the floor while someone hits a big plate.
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I've done a sound bath before, which is kind of similar! It's a bit like meditation, but focussing on something external (the sounds) rather than your breathing etc - I find meditation kind of hard to relax into and can't really get in to it, but I loved the sound bath. Came away feeling more relaxed than I had in ages, and I've done a couple of online ones since lockdown has been on.
I'd go! What have you got to lose really? You'll either enjoy it and have some much needed relaxation, or decide it's not for you. Just wear something comfy and bring a layer to keep you warm - either a jumper/hoody or maybe bring a blanket, and give it a go!Make £2025 in 2025 total £241.75/£20251 -
1. It almost certainly won't improve your health.
2. MoonChild91 is right. It might be fun and it gets you out of the house so why not?4 -
I've had a gong sound bath at the end of a dance party. It was horrible. The sound went right through my head and I had to put my fingers in my ears. All I could think about was when they played awful noises to get people to confess at Guantanamo Bay.I mean if it's free, give it a go, by all means. But if you hate it, it will be embarrassing.0
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DonnaElmore said:My friend just completed a gong bath training and now, he can hold his own gong bath sessions. He invited me to attend, saying it has health benefits. I’m actually stressed from work and from taking care of my kids, but I’ve never been to a gong bath before. Has anyone tried it? What health benefits do you get?
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In my opinion no, it's even worse if the water is hot!
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