I had purchased a set of seven chakra bowls and knew the basics of music theory, but this course exceeded my expectations on what I was to learn about playing crystal bowls. Kalee goes from the basics like setting up a harmonic grid, different types of mallets, chords and playing styles. She teaches about healing the player (you) from daily meditations to full intention. There is so much more that goes into playing crystal bowls and for that I am so grateful I found this program. The Crystal Bowl Mastery Course has changed my relationship with my instruments and myself. I now feel prepared to share this gift with others and want to deepen my skills as a crystal bowl practitioner. Kalee has created a self-paced course that will help the beginner to the seasoned player. If you're ready to learn more about playing crystal bowls this course is for you!

The intention for this sound journey is that we know and feel that all is well. 🌸 Enjoy some singing bowls, a rattle made with black tourmaline to shake out old energy, and some intuitive vocal toning. All really is well. 💗 Thank you for listening. ✨

I learned so, so much from this Crystal Bowl Mastery course! Kalee does possess a vast wealth of knowledge and experiences in these sounding healing tools! She covers tons of aspects in this course, please read the course's syllabus since it's too long to list here. I love her teaching style - *easy to comprehend, *packed with in-depth information, *straight to the core, the foundation of it while providing big picture insights and shining the bright lights to important details. Countless lightbulb moments and breakthrough took place! I gained more confidence along the learning curve from lessons, modules, playing techniques and daily practices because the results are so evident! Another unexpected bonus is extra learning through after-class-reflections that Kalee asked us to share in her wonderful and supportive Skool community. This Crystal Bowl Mastery course certainly exceeded my expectation! Thank you, Kalee, for generously sharing your knowledge, gifts and talent with us! With Love and Gratitude, Melanie Le

@Kalee Coombs Could you provide explanations why we play B bowl briefly, use B sparingly?🧐 Anything related to the Crown chakra? Thank you in advance 🙏

1️⃣ Biggest Takeaway(s): There were many valuable insights shared during this third lesson, but my biggest takeaways were (1) working with the 5th as a complementary note and (2) the explanation of the sound event categories. (1) Using the 5th Complementary Note: While I’m already familiar with using the 5th and understand its importance, the way this was discussed really helped it "click" for me on a deeper level. Your guidance around simply counting up—counting five for the 5th or three for the 3rd—along with applying this within chord work, helped solidify the concept in a very practical way. Learning how to quickly identify the 3rd or 5th felt especially helpful. For example, when thinking through chord progressions, counting up to the 5th (A–B–C–D–E–F–G) made it much easier to orient myself musically. If starting with D, the 5th naturally lands on A. This method made the process feel more intuitive and accessible. (2) Sound Event Categories: The explanation of the different sound event categories was very helpful in clarifying intention and structure: - Guided Meditation — with or without imagery (for example, ocean imagery); taking people to a place or guiding them through an intention (trust) - Sound Meditation — silence with sound, no guidance - Sound Bath — more casual, relaxation-focused - Sound Journey — deeper and more intentional, guiding participants through multiple layers of experience This distinction felt very supportive in understanding how intention shapes the overall experience. Additional topics that stood out as important takeaways: 1. Root soul frequency and root soul chord frequency — discovering your own 2. Active versus passive playing — noting that individuals experiencing depression may benefit from more active sound 3. Room and sound awareness, and how bowls respond not only to the space but also to the energy of the practitioner and participants 4. Being mindful of sound projection and proximity, especially when playing near or around others 5. The idea that sound can guide us into deep silence 6. Silence and space are just as important as sound! 7. Understanding that thoughts arising during a session are normal and often part of stress release 8. Guided meditation examples — it would be wonderful to have a few written examples available, especially for those just starting out