Soul Tuning Forks C & G

In the therapy of the polarity, it is the movement of the physical body and the movement of the subtle energy within the physical body. It is also believed that this is the sound played by the sacred lyre of Apollo, the Greek god of the Sun, music, and healing. He played it to inspire the oracle of Delphi. Lao Tzu refers to this interval as the sound of the universal harmony, which balances the forces of Yin and Yang.

It is highly recommended to start with these tuning forks if one is going to enter this amazing world.

Differences between weighted and non-weighted tuning forks.
Weighted

• These tuning forks work more on the physical plane.
• It is possible to feel the vibration stronger and at a deeper level when the tube is placed on the body.
• Their sound lasts longer, but is softer and more diffuse.
• They are heavier.
• They are shorter in length than the non-weighted ones.
• They are excellent for relieving pain, reducing the inflammation, and inducing the relaxation.
• They are usually placed on the body or near the ears.
• To make it sound, you can simply strike it on the palm of the hand or use the tuning fork activator.
• The weighted tuning fork has a round weight at the end of each tube.

Non-weighted

• They act at a more subtle level, in a gentle or mysterious way.
• They move with less physical movement. The sensation of the vibration is more subtle when the tube is on the body.
• The sound does not last as long, but is sharper and more crystalline.
• They are lighter.
• They are longer than the weighted tuning forks.
• They are excellent for mental and emotional balance, improving the energy field, enhancing the physical health, and promoting spiritual growth, helping to create inner harmony and fulfillment.
• These tuning forks are placed around the body and near the ears.
• To make them sound, you can simply strike two tuning forks together or use a tuning fork activator.
• Their ends are straight.