Many years ago, a friend was very ill and a
wonderful woman named Bev, took up a collection to purchase healing wind chimes
for her. It was much loved, and as it turns out, wind chimes have been used
throughout history as a healing force. However, all wind chimes are not equal.
Some can make you feel less than meditative. Today’s post is about making wind
chimes and using them as a healing tool.
Regardless of what design you choose, they
generally follow a basic design: a center mount or “banger” that is surrounded
by various sound-producing items. How to Make Wind Chimes Using Items in Your
Home.
Living in Vermont, where there are tons of
discarded ski poles, my husband cut some up and made wind chimes out of them as
a fundraiser for the snow academy my oldest son attended. I have a feeling that
there were more novelty item than actually enjoyable chimes, but in truth, I
never heard them.
To start, check out An Engineering Approach toWind Chime Design. Lee Hite has taken all the guess work out of it and can tell you what to use
and how to achieve the effect that works for you. Keeping with the idea of
tubular wind chimes, watch the video Make You Own Wind Chimes.
Other sites to consider
If you have no interest in making wind chimes,
but enjoy their sound, try some of the following links:
As you listen to the wind chimes, try 4-7-8Breathing.
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