Hertz Frequency Generator

Optimise your living space ambience with this Schumann Waves Generator 7.83 Hz. 

Designed to stably emit the Earth's fundamental resonance at 7.83 Hz, this compact device uses a built-in dual antenna to harmonise your environment.

Ideal for the office, bedroom or relaxation studios, it helps establish an atmosphere conducive to relaxation and mental clarity. Simple power supply via USB Type-C.

WHAT IS THE SCHUMANN FREQUENCY USED FOR?

The Schumann resonance (7.83 Hz) corresponds to the natural vibrational frequency of the Earth, often called its "heartbeat".

This signal interacts directly with the environment to help you connect to the rhythm of nature:

• Harmonisation of the environment: Ideal for neutralising the atmosphere of enclosed rooms and establishing a calm and soothing ambience.

• Support for relaxation: Promotes a serene state of mind, helping the body and mind release tensions accumulated daily.

• Improvement of the living space: Creates optimal conditions to recharge, whether at home, during a meditation session or in a well-being space.

FEATURES OF OUR SCHUMANN RESONANCE GENERATOR

• Fixed Frequency of High Precision: Emits continuously at the exact frequency of 7.83 Hz (Schumann Resonance), without any complex adjustments needed.

• Pure Sine Wave Signal: Equipped with a dedicated integrated circuit to generate a stable, clean sine wave without harmonic distortion.

• Built-in Dual-sided Antenna: Helical coil transmitter maximising signal dispersion in the immediate environment.

• Advanced Integrated Protection: Equipped with an LDO regulator to guarantee optimal protection against overcurrents and overvoltages 

• Compact Format and Ready to Use: Powered by a standard Type-C (DC 5V) port, easy to place discreetly on a desk or a nightstand.

USER MANUAL OF THE 7.83 HZ FREQUENCY GENERATOR

1. Plug the USB Type-C cable (not provided) into the port of the generator (marked USB1).

2. Connect the other end to a stable DC 5V power source (power adapter, computer USB port or power bank).

3. The generator immediately starts emitting the 7.83 Hz frequency autonomously.

Note: This Schumann resonance generator operates in complete silence. The human ear can only perceive sounds between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz. At 7.83 Hz, the Schumann frequency sits well below this audible threshold, meaning the device produces no sound whatsoever during operation.

WHERE TO PLACE THE SCHUMANN RESONATOR?

• Workspaces and offices: To promote a calm ambience conducive to concentration and efficiency.

• Bedrooms and rest areas: To create a relaxing environment conducive to unwinding at the end of the day.

• Yoga, therapy or meditation studios: To harmonise the space and support physical and mental relaxation.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Output frequency: 7.83 Hz (Fixed)

• Waveform: Pure sine wave

• Power interface: USB Type-C

• Operating voltage: DC 5V

• Current consumption: Low consumption, stable

• Protection system: LDO regulation against overvoltages

• Antenna type: Built-in dual-sided transmission antenna

SHIPPING & GUARANTEE

• Free Shipping Australia-Wide
• Delivery: 8 to 13 Business Days
• All Prices Include GST - No Hidden Fees

Spread positive energy around you with our Tibetan Singing Bell

This Buddhist ritual set consists of a ghanta bell and a vajra sceptre, both crafted from copper using traditional casting techniques.

The bell features meticulous ornamentation, including intricate carvings and the sculpted face of Prajnaparamita, the deity embodying the perfection of wisdom. The vajra is characterised by its symmetrical structure representing the thunderbolt and the diamond, symbolising the indestructible nature of the mind.

In tantric practice, these objects are used together to represent the union of wisdom, embodied by the bell held in the left hand, and compassion, represented by the vajra held in the right.

The sound of a Tibetan bell is renowned for its rich harmonics and long resonance. Sonically, its metal composition produces complex, soothing vibrations. Symbolically, this pure tone represents the voice of the Buddha awakening the mind to ultimate reality. Spiritually, it acts as a meditation tool, aiding concentration, dispelling negative thoughts, and harmonising inner energies during rituals.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material: Copper
• Bell height: 12 cm
• Bell diameter: 6.5 cm
• Vajra length: 8.5 cm
• Vajra width: 2.5 cm

SHIPPING & GUARANTEE

• Free Shipping Australia-Wide
• Delivery: 8 to 13 Business Days
• All Prices Include GST - No Hidden Fees

The yinqing, or Guiding Chime or Hand Gong, refers to a ritual percussion instrument used primarily in Chinese Buddhism.

This instrument comes in the form of a small metallic cup made of copper, fixed to the end of a thin, curved metal rod, which is itself fitted into a handle. To operate it, you hold the handle in one hand and strike the edge of the cup with a small, thin metal mallet.

This produces a clear, crystalline sound, which is very penetrating and prolonged.

THE GUIDE OF RITES

As its name indicates, with yin meaning to guide or lead, it serves to set the rhythm during liturgical chants and the recitation of sutras. It signals to practitioners when to begin, when to stop, or when to change movements, such as standing up, kneeling, or prostrating.

THE PUNCTUATION

It marks important transitions during a ritual. Its pure sound is considered capable of calming the mind and facilitating concentration during meditation.

DAILY USE

It is commonly found in Buddhist temples, but also in home shrines where practitioners use it to mark the beginning and end of their personal prayers. In summary, it is the instrument that ensures the synchronization and solemnity of Buddhist ceremonies, acting as a sacred metronome that helps participants stay in harmony.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Diameter: 5 cm (bell cup)
• Rod length: 26 cm (total length including the handle and rod)
• Material: Copper

SHIPPING & GUARANTEE

• Free Shipping Australia-Wide
• Delivery: 8 to 13 Business Days
• All Prices Include GST & Customs - No Hidden Fees

Slow Down Through Sound With Our Tibetan Prayer Wheel

WHAT IS A TIBETAN PRAYER WHEEL USED FOR?

The Tibetan prayer wheel is a cylindrical copper drum, mounted on a wooden handle, that is turned by hand. This tradition is found in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, Mongolia, as well as in Buddhist regions of India such as Ladakh or Sikkim.

The drum is engraved with the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum", and its base is decorated with a lotus, a symbol of purity in Buddhism.

BENEFITS OF SPINNING A PRAYER WHEEL

Mentally reciting this mantra in rhythm with the rotation of the wheel helps to focus attention on a repeated gesture and phrase, which slows the flow of thoughts and brings about a state of calm, like a guided breath.

HOW TO USE A PRAYER WHEEL?

The prayer wheel is held by the handle and turned clockwise, with a steady movement of the wrist. This repetitive gesture accompanies an active meditation practice, used to recentre and calm the mind.

WHAT SOUND DOES THE PRAYER WHEEL MAKE?

A small brass weight suspended on a cord, attached to the side of the drum, is lifted by centrifugal force as a result of the rotation and lightly strikes the edge of the drum with each turn. This produces a brief, clear metallic click, comparable to the chime of a small bell. The rhythm follows the speed of rotation, almost like a metronome.

THE ROLE OF THE SCROLL INSIDE THE PRAYER WHEEL

Inside the drum, a long strip of fine paper is wound several times around a central axis. The mantra is printed on it many times over. Turning the wheel just once is symbolically equivalent to reciting the mantra as many times as it is printed on the scroll.

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

• Length: 17cm
• Drum height: 7cm
• Drum width: 3cm
• Handle diameter: 2.3cm

Material:

• Copper drum
• Brass fittings
• Wooden handle

SHIPPING & GUARANTEE

• Free Shipping Australia-Wide
• Delivery: 8 to 13 Business Days
• All Prices Include GST & Customs - No Hidden Fees