The Healing Journey of Gongs and Flumies | Bear Love and Shion at Gongs Unlimited

[@JeyFor]

Thanks for your presence on our world !! Best gong playing advices for anyone here.

[@gongsunlimited]

Thanks for watching our videos! :)

[@LizLondonWWA]

❤❤❤ flumies. The sounds are magical and transcendent.

[@gongsunlimited]

Thank you! We're lucky to be able to experience these sounds every day!

[@phillwernet9241]

I love the beautiful relationship you have with this ancient instrument. Thank U for a great video 🌟🙏

[@gongsunlimited]

😊 thank you!

[@velcrobug59]

To state the obvious: I have Bear’s flumies - and his instructions/caveats packaged with them were pretty clear: not to press too hard, and support the mallet head with your thumb for the large flumies. I can’t imagine playing a gong without them, they add so many different dimensions to sound. Appreciate the suggestions about flumie size vs gong size. I keep experimenting and try to take notes when I come up with something memorable or (pardon the pun) that resonates. It’s hard to come up with a verbal description because the gongs are evocative and abstract. Thank you for addressing the space between, or what is somewhat analogous to negative space, for example that which is necessary to composition artwork. Gongs sounds tell a story -as do all musical instruments.

[@meditationsoundscapes5203]

Thanks for this vid. Didnt expect English accents.

[@gongsunlimited]

These are our friends Bear and Shion, the mallet-makers behind B Love Sacred Sounds. They came to visit us from England, to share their expertise with their mallets and to warm our hearts with their soothing accents.