Toning is the use of pure vocal sound to resolve tension, release, emotional, and the healing process. Toning is as old as civilization. The idea is simply to restore people to their harmonic patterns. There are many variations in methods. Toning is a system that utilizes vowel sounds to alter vibrations in every molecule and cell in the body. Tone is simply an audible sound, prolonged long enough to be identified. Toning is the process of making vocal sounds for the purpose of balance. Toning sounds or sounds of expression and do not have a precise meaning. Toning is a sustained vocalization of individual pitches for the purpose of resonating specific body areas to which the voice is directed. Toning is an activity that releases and allows a natural flow of energy to move through one’s body. Toning is the use use of the voice to express sounds for the purpose of release and relief. It is non-verbal sound, relying primarily on a vowels, though it may incorporate the use of consonants to create syllables as long as they are not utilized to create coherent meaning. Sighing, moaning, and humming may also be recognized as forms of toning.

While the practices of toning vary to some extent, all involve the use of pure nonverbal sound to increase the flow of breath, balanced, energy, flow, release motion, resolve past trauma, and restore harmony to the body-mind system.

Toning facilitate deep breathing, because in order to fully release the sounds, we have to expand the belly and diaphragm, and thus inhale more fresh air. Slow breathing slows heart rate and calms the nervous system, thus evoking relaxation response.

Toning is effectively used to process and resolve painful memories and ongoing traumas work has led them to reclaim their essence and, often to promote physical hearing of their life-threatening illnesses.

How To Tone: It is impossible to make a mistake while toning.

Toning fundamentals:

Imhale throughyour nose. Release your breath through your mouth while making one long sustained sound. When you run out of breath, inhale again through your nose and exhale your mouth, again making a long sustained sound repeat this procedure as often as you like.

You can stand, sit in a cross legged position on the floor, or sit on a chair. Be sure your spine is straight, and your diaphragm and abdomen are unobstructed. If you are standing, imagine that the sound is coming up from your feet. Relax your job. When you make a sound, let your jaw hang open.

Tone a vowel on the note of your choice for as long as your breath allows repeat several times.

Tone the same sound on different notes.

Tone a syllable on the same note. Repeat several times. Example: tone: OM, LAM, HU,

Tone the same syllable on a different note, and repeat.

Find a syllable and note combination that you like, and to it again and again

Playing with timing:

The beauty of native American drums, create a similar heartbeat. Beat on the table top, hit a cup slightly with a spoon, dang pots and pans together. Try toning with a singing bowl, a gong, bell, or a drum with a natural skin that gives off lots of reverberations. Do anything to experiment with sound, and with the freeing of your voice.

Specify Toning Exercises:

Cleansing and releasing:

Moaning and groaning are cleansing sounds that come naturally when aches and pains are being released. High-pitched, penetrating sounds or even fierce screaming can help break up energy blockages that may have led to emotional and physical armoring. Release the sound that you feel from within. It may be a bloodcurdling, terrifying scream that could go on for several minutes, until they actually end in laughter.Releasing a scream that has been held in for decades can be a joyous, liberating experience.

Soothing and relaxing:

Through toning, you can provide a soothing environment for the release of tension. Humming can be calming to the nervous system, and help you to breathe deeply. You may feel inspired to sing words of support and encouragement, or even to break into familiar bars of music or pop tunes. Trust the impulse; it often turns out to be surprisingly appropriate.

Toining for the pain in your body:

Stand with your feet about shoulder length apart, and your body relaxed. If you prefer, sit at the edge of a chair with your back straight. You can stand up and move around whem the energy gets moving. Inhale through your nose and draw the breath down to your abdomen, so you can actually see your abdomen rising. Exhale through your mouth, making a slow moan, or whatever comes naturally. Through this 10 times. Whenever you feel pain or tension, bring your attention there and consciously breathe into it. As you exhale, release tension from that part of your body.

Breathing into your voice:

Lie down on the floor on your back. Place one hand on your chest, the other on your belly. feel your hands, rise and fall as your body expands and contract naturally while you take in and release air.

In order to feel the full expansion of your body, place your hands right above your waist line at your side, and enclosing the areas between your thumb and the other fingers. Push in forcibly against the diaphragm muscle as your body expands. As you continue to resist, improve your ability to expand, maintain the expansion, and breathe fully will improve.

Try singing a tone or a familiar melody as you breathe in this position. Listen for the difference in your voice between the way you usually sound, and the way you sound now. Let your voice express whatever you are feeling in the moment.

Making room for your voice:

As your stand or sit, stretch your spine. Reach for the ceiling with the top of the spine, reach for the floor with the bottom. Let the crown of your head reach for the ceiling as well. It is often helpful the picture and imaginary string that goes from the ceiling to the top of your head through your spine, and down to the floor. Imagine a hand gently pulling up the string. Release your shoulders and arms so they can swing freely,Make sure your knees are unlocked.

You will know you are aligned incorrectly if your shoulders are rounded, your chest is caved in, flat or jetting out, or if you’re abdomen or rear end is tightened or protruding.

Try sitting in a straight back chair so that you can focus on your spine. Feel the difference between your usual posture and this one. Breathe fully and gently without throwing your body out of line. As you breathe, feel of the muscles in your abdomen and back expand. You may be able to feel your back push against the back of the chair.

From this position, try yelling and letting a sound emerge. Do this a few times, until your release. Then, while fully expanded, begin to sing a familiar tune. Try singing with “ah” or “la” at first. Listen to the quality of your voice. What does it feel like to hear yourself singing? When you feel ready, add words. Close your eyes, stay fully expanded, and release your voice.

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