Sustainability is a comprehensive subject. As a result, a product can be deemed sustainable if its manufacturing ensures that the resources used to create it are available for future generations while also having the least possible impact on human health and the environment. A sustainable product is one that is made primarily of natural or recycled materials, requires little energy to manufacture, uses few non-renewable resources, and has a minimal environmental impact.
Sound produces echoes in our brain and vibrates throughout our body and radiates our sense of wellbeing. Sound produced by most of the headphones and earphones use magnets and conductive coils (electromagnetic induction) to move these diaphragms back and forth, which, in turn, produce sound. The sound produced using this technology is causing more distress to the human body. Sound that is produced around us should be amplified in an astonishing way so that it can heal the soul of a human body. The headphones, earphones and speakers are technology driven instruments that are dumped in a massive amount across the world causing more waste that is not leading towards a sustainable world.
Sound healing is thought to have originated in ancient Greece, when music was utilized to treat mental illnesses. Music has been used to enhance military morale, help people work quicker and far more successfully, and even ward off evil spirits by chanting throughout history. Sustainability and sound healing have a deep connection if seen precisely. The tools used in sound healing to produce sounds that are sustainable for the environment and also heal the human body without causing any harm to the environment. Some of the sound healing tools are gongs, singing bowls, harp, drums, crystal singing bowls, tuning forks as well as many others. Historically and continuing today, drums are created from birch, beech, maple, and oak, among other woods and materials to make drum shells. Two-ply and three-ply plywood was also used. It’s easier than you think to find a fun, educational activities for kids that blend music with environmental sustainability. If you and your family are looking for a fun weekend activity, handcrafted musical sound healing tools are the right fit to create lovely memories. Create percussion instruments from recyclable materials that are made out of natural material such as a gourd filled with seeds to create rattles that are a sustainable way to relish sound healing. Use your creativity to create sounds that nourish and balance your mind, body and spirit in natural ways.