Tibetan Prayer: 432 Hz Bowls, Koshi Chimes, Temple Atop Dawn

Press play, close your eyes, and feel a soft doorway open. Low, warm bowl tones rise like candlelight—steady, kind—while a breeze moves bamboo chimes (furin) and the soft shimmer of Koshi bells. Birds circle the high sky; breath slows, shoulders drop, mind loosens its grip. Each tone arrives like a hand on the heart, simple and honest, inviting you to settle. Picture a quiet temple on a sunlit ridge: prayer flags stirring, air thin and bright. With every ring, the room grows wider; with every exhale, the day lets go. Use this track to begin your morning, to pause between tasks, or to drift toward sleep. Let the first minute gather your thoughts; let the middle carry them away; let the final fade leave only ease. If you like, place a hand over your chest and count four breaths. Whisper your intention, then release it softly. Nothing to fix. Nothing to chase. Only sound, sky, and peace within.