Sacred Geometry Tea Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 6" G# Note | #521

I am the slow accumulation of strength, crystallized

🎵 Size: 6" | Note: G# | Cents: -41 | Frequency: 811 Hz | Tuning: Grounding Frequencies | Octave: 4 | A=432 Equivalent: G#-9 | Bowl #: 521

✨ Elements: Sacred Geometry Tea (pu-erh, oolong, ginseng, holy basil, Irish moss, passion flower, cornflower, yerba mate) 🍵 | Body Resonance: Torso, chest cavity, heart, lungs, solar plexus, diaphragm, mid-spine 🌬️ | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Throat/Third Eye transition 💫

This Sacred Geometry Tea crystal singing bowl sounds in G# at 811 Hz, resonating with the throat and third-eye chakras and vibrating through the torso, chest, and heart center. Sacred Geometry Tea—a synergistic blend of ancient tree teas, adaptogens, sea moss, flowers, roots, and stimulating herbs—supports sustained focus, nervous system regulation, and grounded presence. When this complex botanical infusion meets the higher expression of G#, the experience is clarity that rises from rootedness rather than bypassing the body to reach the mind.

BEST FOR

• Sustained focus and calm mental clarity
• Tea ceremony enthusiasts and intentional brewing rituals
• Students preparing for exams or deep study sessions
• Sound healers supporting clients through burnout and depletion
• Morning ritual for those who need alertness without anxiety
• Executives centering before presentations or difficult conversations
• Anyone navigating chronic stress who needs to rebuild capacity slowly

ESSENCE

I am the one who waits beneath your feet while you search the sky. When you've been running on empty so long that empty feels normal, when your nervous system hums like an overtightened wire and rest no longer restores—I meet you in the places you've forgotten to tend. I don't arrive with fanfare. I settle. I ground. I remind your body that it's safe to stop bracing.

THE ELEMENT

Sacred Geometry Tea draws from monastery gardens spanning China's mountain slopes to India's holy basil fields, weaving together pu-erh and oolong (fermented teas rich in polyphenols), white and red ginseng (containing adaptogenic ginsenosides), holy basil (revered in Ayurveda as a rejuvenator), Irish moss (a mineral-dense sea plant), passion flower (known for calming the nervous system), cornflower (with its vibrant blue anthocyanins), and yerba mate (offering gentle, sustained energy). This is not a simple blend—it's a conversation between earth and ocean, root and flower, stimulation and calm.

The relationship between these plants spans millennia. Pu-erh emerged in Yunnan monasteries around 3000 BCE, brewed for vitality during long meditation sits. Holy basil appears in India's Vedic texts by 1000 BCE as an elixir for longevity. Ginseng's human-shaped roots were revered in Korean and Chinese courts as mountain spirits made physical. Indigenous Guaraní peoples of South America have shared yerba mate in ceremonial circles since pre-Columbian eras, attributing its clarifying spirit to forest guardians. Irish moss sustained coastal communities through famine, its minerals drawn from cold Atlantic waters.

When this complex botanical blend is infused into quartz crystal through Divine Bowls' proprietary process, each element's molecular structure integrates into the quartz itself—not as a surface coating, but as part of what vibrates. Even components that transform at the formation temperature of over 3,000°F leave their structural imprint, creating a microstructure unique to this infusion. The result is resonance you won't hear from any other instrument: the slow accumulation of plant wisdom, crystallized.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in G# at 811 Hz, landing in the transition zone between throat and third-eye chakras in the Western diatonic system. The G# frequency carries the energetic quality of higher expression and etheric communication, vibrating through your torso, chest cavity, heart, and lungs. This is the frequency of articulation—not just speaking, but speaking from a place of grounded knowing.

When Sacred Geometry Tea's adaptogenic complexity meets this frequency, something particular happens. The blend's gift is sustained capacity—the ability to show up fully without depleting yourself. The G# frequency amplifies this into expression. People often describe this combination as helping them find words for things they couldn't previously articulate, or accessing clarity that feels earned rather than forced.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 811 Hz. Using A=440 as reference, it plays G#-41 cents. Using A=432 as reference, this same frequency is G#-9 cents.

This bowl is categorized as Grounding Tuning because its frequency falls below the A=432 range, producing an even deeper, more anchoring quality. These frequencies have an inward-drawing character—sounds that settle rather than stimulate. For a blend designed to rebuild depleted reserves slowly, this grounding quality reinforces the medicine: you don't rush restoration. The slightly lower pitch creates space for the nervous system to downregulate, supporting the kind of calm alertness that doesn't cost you your evening.

(For fine adjustment, adding water to the bowl lowers the pitch slightly—a technique some use to dial in precise intervals when playing with other instruments.)

THE SIZE

At 6 inches, this bowl produces fourth-octave tones with short to medium sustain—meaning each strike speaks clearly, then releases, creating natural rhythm for breath or intention. The intimate volume makes it ideal for personal practice, bedside ritual, desk work, tutoring sessions, or anywhere you want potent sound without filling a large room. This size travels easily between spaces: from home office to bedroom, from treatment room to classroom.

The compact form allows Sacred Geometry Tea's complex botanical signature to express with concentrated clarity. Rather than diffusing across a large resonating body, the blend's grounding-yet-clarifying quality arrives focused and direct. The fourth-octave G# naturally targets the upper body—throat, chest, and the space behind your eyes where mental fog tends to gather.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when depletion has become your baseline—when you've been giving until you're empty, when focus scatters before you've finished a thought, when rest no longer seems to restore. This isn't a bowl for forcing productivity; it's for rebuilding the foundation that makes sustainable effort possible.

Begin simply. Strike the bowl once and let the sound complete itself before striking again. Notice where the vibration lands in your body—perhaps your chest, perhaps the base of your skull where you've been holding your head up through sheer will. You might steep actual tea while you play, letting the ritual of both practices reinforce each other. Teachers use this bowl to mark transitions in classrooms, giving students a moment to settle before new material. Writers play it before sitting down to work, clearing the mental clutter that blocks clear sentences. Parents find it helpful for homework time—a shared pause before the work begins. Athletes use it during visualization practice, grounding focus before competition.

There's no wrong way to work with this bowl. Three minutes before a meeting, thirty seconds between tasks, a full hour of intentional practice—the plants don't judge your timeline. They've been building strength slowly for millennia.

Each Divine Bowls singing bowl includes a pure quartz mallet wrapped in premium silicone for optimal resonance, plus a silicone O-ring for stable playing on hard surfaces. Every bowl is formed in a single seamless vessel from 99.995% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

The plants don't care if you're certified. They don't ask whether you've been doing this for twenty years or twenty minutes. What they ask is simpler: Are you tired of running on fumes? Do you need focus that doesn't cost you your evening? Can you give yourself three minutes before the day demands everything else?

This bowl—Sacred Geometry Tea infused into G# at 811 Hz—is for the ones who've been holding it together so long they forgot what steady actually feels like. The teacher before first period. The parent after bedtime negotiations. The executive before the hard conversation. The student staring at a textbook at midnight. Anyone who needs to rebuild capacity slowly, the way forests grow—one breath, one strike, one moment of not-doing at a time.

If something in the description made you pause—that's the bowl recognizing you before you recognized it. The question isn't whether you're "ready" or "experienced enough." The question is whether you're willing to let something hold you for a change, instead of holding everything yourself.

It's here when you are.