Dragon Frequency Tubes
I create Dragon Frequency Healing Tubes some call them Tubular Bells, to complement the sound and vibration family. My tubes are made from high quality Aluminium purchased through a reputable metal merchant. They differ in outside diameter sizing depending on the application. They mostly have an inner wall of 3.2mm thick (10swg), be cautious of sellers and manufacturers who gloss up the sales pitch, yet fail to give you the instruments wall thickness. Also ensure the tubes nodes are correctly positioned to ensure harmonic overtones.
Please remember our aluminium tubes have an excellent sustain, greatly enhanced by thicker, higher quality material. The reason I decided to make them was simply the thinner walled tubes available, had a tinny clarity approach, mostly accurate in tone yet lacking in resultant sustain. They just did not cut the mustard, nice twinkly sounds without the oomph of sustainable outcomes.
I make Dragon Frequency tubes, for the discerning sound practitioners.
In the SPOTLIGHT at CancerHelp Preston
CancerHelp - Preston Ltd
Tommy Murphy Sound Practitioner
One of Spiritual Flow's amazing practitioners in the field and Spotlighted by CancerHelp - Preston
Tom joined CancerHelp almost four years ago as a volunteer complementary therapist. Born in Liverpool, he brings his warm scouse personality and sense of humour to the charity.
Tom has worked throughout the UK for 30 years in his career as a photographer but had a friend who was a Reiki practitioner which intrigued him greatly. After further research Tom studied and trained to become a Reiki Master. His interest in holistic therapies grew steadily and he studied further therapies including reflexology and Indian Head Massage. Whilst volunteering at a Blackpool hospice Tom met his wife, a nurse from Preston. When he moved to Preston he was told about CancerHelp and the wonderful services we provide and he joined our team offering guided meditation and Reiki sessions to our clients. Last year Tom's interest in sound therapy led him to study and complete training as a gong practitioner, a new service being introduced to the charity.
During a sound/gong bath, you relax comfortably while you are ‘bathed’ in the healing vibrations of sound. The benefits include reducing stress and anxiety along with promoting better sleep and easing chronic pain.
Luckily for us, and for those who attend CancerHelp, Tom is keen to continue his volunteering offering 1-1 treatments and plans to be running group sound therapy sessions soon - and we are very happy to have him!