Halite Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 9" C# Note (-11) | Grounding Frequencies | #2362

I dissolve what you've been carrying without asking

🎵 Size: 9" | Note: C# | Cents: -11 | Frequency: 240 Hz | Tuning: Grounding Frequencies | Octave: 4 | Bowl #: 2362 ✨ Element: Halite 🧂 | Body Resonance: Torso, chest cavity, heart, lungs, solar plexus, diaphragm, mid-spine, core 🌊 | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Root/Sacral transition | Cycle of Fifths: Not directly assigned 💫

This Halite crystal singing bowl sounds in C# at 240 Hz, resonating with the root and sacral chakras and vibrating through the torso, chest cavity, and core. Halite supports emotional release and energetic purification through its ancient tradition of dissolving what no longer serves. When this transitional frequency meets salt's patient, cleansing nature, the experience is a gentle clearing that creates space without forcing change.

BEST FOR

• Releasing emotional residue after difficult conversations or transitions
• Sound healers working with clients processing grief or stagnant energy
• Creating a clean, clear space in meditation rooms or home sanctuaries
• Athletes and performers clearing mental fog before competition
• Anyone navigating life transitions who needs gentle, steady support
• Evening wind-down routines that help the day's weight dissolve
• Therapists and counselors resetting energy between sessions

ESSENCE

I am the memory of ancient seas, crystallized into patience. When you've been holding something too long—grief you didn't name, tension you stopped noticing, the residue of other people's emotions—I don't demand you release it. I simply create the conditions where letting go becomes possible. This bowl carries my essence into sound, and sound moves through what has become stuck. I ask nothing dramatic of you. Just presence. Just breath. The rest dissolves in its own time.

THE ELEMENT

Halite is sodium chloride in its purest mineral form—the same compound as table salt, yet here in its natural crystalline state, formed over millennia as ancient seas evaporated and left their essence behind. It crystallizes in perfect cubes, a geometry of stability and order, with a Mohs hardness of just 2-2.5. This softness is part of its teaching: halite yields to water, dissolves when asked, transforms rather than resists. Major deposits come from the Himalayas, Poland, and ancient seabeds across the American Great Lakes region, each source carrying the mineral memory of oceans that existed before humans walked the earth.

For six thousand years, humans have reached for salt in moments of preservation and purification. Egyptian embalmers used it to prepare bodies for the afterlife. Roman soldiers received it as payment—the origin of "salary." Himalayan communities have long revered pink halite as a purifying presence in ritual spaces. Traditional Chinese Medicine employs it to balance qi and draw out what the body no longer needs. This isn't a metaphor: salt genuinely draws moisture, genuinely preserves, genuinely cleanses. When Divine Bowls' proprietary process integrates halite at the molecular level during formation, that cleansing essence becomes part of the quartz structure itself—the microstructure that vibrates when you play.

Working with a halite-infused bowl, you may notice a quality of clearing that feels unhurried. People report a softening in the chest, an easing of mental loops, a sense that stagnant energy has somewhere to go. Halite doesn't promise transformation. It offers the conditions for it—the swept-clean space where your own wisdom can finally be heard.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in C# at 240 Hz, a frequency that resonates with the transition between root and sacral chakras in the Western diatonic system. C# carries the energetic quality of emergence and awakening—the space between grounding and creative flow, between stability and movement. This frequency vibrates through your torso, chest cavity, and core, the central column where breath and emotion meet.

The grounding quality of this particular bowl places it in the warmer, more organic range of sound. You'll notice a settling energy, a gentle invitation downward rather than upward. When halite's patient, dissolving nature, meets this transitional frequency, something interesting happens: the bowl doesn't push for release, but it doesn't let stagnation stay comfortable either. It's the sound equivalent of a long exhale—not forced, but complete. People often describe feeling clearer afterward, as though something unnamed has simply moved through and moved on.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 240 Hz, placing it in our Grounding range—its frequency sits below concert pitch, producing a warmer, more organic quality with a gentle settling energy.

Grounding bowls like this one are good for deep relaxation, meditation, and foundational work. Many people find frequencies in this range feel easier on the nervous system, with a quality that settles into the body rather than floating above it. The tone invites you down rather than pulling you up.

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 9 inches, this bowl produces fourth-octave tones with long, generous sustain—meaning each strike or rim circle continues singing well after you've stopped. Filling space without effort. The full, rich volume projects easily across larger rooms, making it ideal for group sound baths, yoga studios, therapy practices, or classrooms during transition times. It works equally well in living rooms where you want sound to reach every corner, or in offices where a team gathers before a meeting. This size allows halite's patient, dissolving quality to express with unhurried depth, while the fourth-octave resonance naturally targets the torso, chest, and core—the central column where we hold tension we've forgotten we're carrying.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when something feels stuck, but you can't name what. After a difficult conversation. At the end of a long week. When the day's weight has settled into your shoulders, and you need it to go somewhere. You don't need a plan or a technique—just play. Strike the bowl once and let the sound move through the room. Circle the rim slowly if you want the tone to build. Notice what softens. Notice what releases. There's no wrong way to do this.

Teachers use bowls like this to signal transitions—the end of recess, the shift into focused work. Therapists play them between clients to clear the room's emotional residue. Athletes use them before competition to settle racing thoughts. Parents play at bedtime when children are wound too tight. You might find your own rituals: three minutes before your morning coffee, a single strike before opening your laptop, a slow rim circle while dinner simmers. The bowl doesn't require ceremony. It just asks for presence.

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 99.998% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

Some things dissolve on their own schedule. The tension you forgot you were carrying. The conversation that's still circling. 

This bowl doesn't ask what's wrong. It doesn't require a meditation practice, a spiritual vocabulary, or even a plan. It just asks for presence—a struck rim, a slow circle, a few minutes where nothing needs to be figured out. Halite has been doing this work for six thousand years: creating the conditions where what's ready to release can finally go.