What is a zen alarm?
The alarm clock is the Tibetan bell in reducing time intervals to wake up in 10 minutes the person slowly and peacefully. This 10 -minute period is known as gold progression of ratio . Zen Alarm is promoted as a tool for dream work, confirmation, yoga sessions and meetings. The models of the clock are often cleverly stylized and are considered to be table tops, chests of drawers, tires or tables. The traditional Zen alarm clock is a pyramid in the shape of a pyramid, with a round analog face. The face often includes a Chinese or Tibetan motif and a slim alloy tube is located along the base.
Zen alarm clock can be supplied in the "B" model or in the "E" tone. The inner mechanism hits the hollow tube to create a bell and the tube can be shifted with a small degree to improve the playground for personal taste. The scale is based on the tuning of Pythagor, named after the Greek philosopher Pythagoras. Many online retailers who sell Zen alarm clocks have an audio file that hears a tone.
chime strikes once and resonates up to 30 seconds or more. If it is not turned off, the alarm clock will hit again, a little louder, about 3.5 minutes later. The third ringing sounds about 2.5 minutes, then in 1.5 minutes, 1 minute, 30 seconds, 21 seconds, 15 and 8 seconds, counting down. When the Zen alarm clock reaches the end of the gold ratio, it ringing every 5 seconds until it turns out.
The gradual procedure of the Zen alarm allows sleepers to wake as peacefully as it falls asleep. This idea is not only more pleasant, but dreams often occur just before waking up. By using a zen alarm, those interested in senna can float in and out of a state of dreams with greater dreams. Setting clocks to other intervals and volume can be useful for dream work in other periods throughout the night.
The alarm clock can also be used to confirm, meditate or yoga sessions. Some people like to use Zen alarm clock to end meetings. First "warning" chimeIt allows people to complete conversations during the progression of gold ratio.
The alarm clock also comes in digital models that resemble travel hours. Digital models are often closed in fine wooden boxes that open to reveal the liquid crystal display (LCD) and the Chime configuration buttons panel as needed.