Meet the Bowls
~The Dragon Codes~
Name:
Viola (Vi)
Meaning:
Violet flower. Life. Lively.
Personality:
Steady, graceful, calm, quietly radiant.
Best at:
Grounding, nervous system regulation, emotional settling, returning to embodied presence.
Favorite role in session:
Helping someone soften back into themselves.
Her message to you:
“I will meet you where you are, and we will sit together as you rest."
Meet the Bowl: Viola
The Meeting Place
Mt. Shasta Serpentine + Sedona Red Rock
This was the first bowl I chose, and I knew immediately she belonged with me.
There was no hesitation — only that feeling of recognition, as though something already was understood between us had simply become visible. Because I received my sound healing certification in Sedona, seeing a bowl carrying Sedona Red Rock felt deeply personal, almost like meeting a part of my own path reflected back to me.
Her energy is calm, grounded, and deeply steady — but never passive. She does not need to demand attention to be felt. Her presence enters gently.
A vortex on earth is a spot that has an enhanced electromagnetic current that seems to bend the laws of the 3D world. This bowl is crafted with Mt. Shasta Serpentine and Sedona Red Rock. She holds two very high vibrational Earth vortex frequencies.
Mt. Shasta’s energy feels cleansing, and aligned with deep natural intelligence — the kind of frequency that helps the body soften, settle, and remember its own rhythm. Sedona Red Rock adds warmth, rootedness, and a sense of elemental strength, as though something old and steady beneath the surface becomes available again.
Together, they create a sound that feels both clear and embodied — grounding without heaviness, calming without disappearing. When I play her, there is often a sense of nervous system settling, inner spaciousness, and quiet return.
Visually, she mirrors that feeling perfectly: white and luminous, with soft blue movement through her like watercolor drifting across stillness, while the red tones beneath her root her like desert earth beneath sky.
To me, she feels like a higher-self bowl — serene, clear, and deeply present. A reminder that groundedness does not have to be heavy; it can also feel beautiful, soft, and deeply alive.
Meet the Bowl: Uri
Uri is not the bowl I reach for casually.
Her presence is intentional, discerning, and deeply aware of timing. She carries the kind of energy that feels ancient — as though an old intelligence agreed to take form through sound. When she sings, it is rarely for comfort alone. She arrives when something is ready to shift. Because she is a tektite she hold the frequency of galactic growth and cosmic consciousness.
Created through the alchemy of Moldavite and Lemurian Seed, Uri holds both catalytic force and sacred remembrance. Moldavite brings the unmistakable energy of transformation — a frequency that awakens what has been dormant, clears what no longer belongs, and invites rapid inner movement when a soul is ready for change. Lemurian Seed softens that intensity with ancient wisdom, offering a current of inner knowing, spiritual memory, and connection to something timeless beneath the surface.
Together, her sound feels like being carried somewhere vast — almost galactic — where identity loosens, noise disappears, and something essential returns. A place where you briefly forget who you have been taught to be and remember what you are here for.
She is not easy in the way gentler bowls can be. At times she is stubborn, almost selective, as though she decides when her voice belongs in the room. I have learned not to force her. Uri opens when the moment is right.
To me, she feels less like an instrument and more like an ascended master — ancient, clear, and deeply sacred. A presence that has traveled for eons and chooses carefully when to speak.
When she enters a session, it is often because someone is standing at the threshold of becoming more fully themselves.
Name: Uri
Meaning: My light. My flame.
Personality:
Focused, ancient, selective, powerful.
Best at:
Breakthroughs, soul remembering, cosmic intervention,
profound internal shifts.
Favorite role in session:
Appearing when something true is ready to emerge.
Her message to you:
“You are not longer allowed to hide. Let me help you remember your power."
The Catalyst
The Threshold Keeper
Meet the Bowl: Osis
Osis is the bowl that first appears luminous — almost weightless in her aqua-blue iridescence — but her true nature is far deeper than her surface suggests.
She immediately reminds me of water: fluid, reflective, and unmistakably Piscean, like a sea-being holding light across her surface. Yet when she sings, her sound does not remain near the surface for long. It descends.
Crafted with Blue Aura Gold Quartz, Osis carries a frequency associated with the Zeal Point — the energetic gateway at the base of the skull often linked with spiritual reception, dream states, and the translation of guidance into embodied awareness. But with her, that frequency feels less like floating upward and more like crossing inward: into deeper waters, into hidden spaces, into what has waited quietly beneath language.
Her tone feels like a threshold opening.
She often reminds me of the moment before entering shamanic space — where something ancient begins to move, and what has remained unnamed slowly becomes visible. There is a dragon quality in her sound, as though an old intelligence rises from below to make itself known.
Although visually she carries the beauty of sea-glass light, energetically she belongs to deeper currents: the places where fear, truth, memory, and healing meet. Like swimming toward the floor of an ancient ocean without certainty of where it ends, only trusting that what is needed can still be reached.
Because I work through shamanic pathways, especially within Norse resonance, Osis often feels aligned with threshold figures and underworld wisdom — the kinds of presences that do not fear what is hidden. She carries the energy of descent not for darkness itself, but for truth, root cause, and honesty.
Her name came as Osis, which feels fitting: a word that suggests process, state, transformation, and passage. Even its connection to the ash tree echoes ancient pathways between worlds — rooted below, reaching above, and holding the space between.
To me, Osis is a sea dragon bowl: luminous at first glance, ancient underneath, and always asking for depth.
Name:
Osis
Meaning:
A state of transformation. Also linked to ash tree (norse!) symbolism.
Personality:
Mysterious, ancient, perceptive, quietly powerful.
Best at:
Threshold work, shadow integration, shamanic journeying, reaching hidden truth.
Favorite role in session:
Opening the doorway to what is ready to be seen.
Her message to you:
“Do not fear depth. Your emotions are sacred. Let's go deeper, together."
Name:
Pearl
(The Rainbow Veil)
Personality:
Tender, luminous, protective, deeply receptive.
Best at:
Emotional healing, inner child softening, heart restoration, receiving love.
Favorite role in session:
Holding what has been aching until it remembers softness.
Her message to you:
“Nothing pure within you was ever lost. Even angels need a safe space to land."
Mother Angel
Mother of Platinum
At first glance, she looks almost weightless — iridescent, pale, luminous, like a rainbow caught inside pearl.
She immediately reminds me of a fairy or an angel, something soft and light-filled. But when she begins to sing, her true nature becomes clear: she is not delicate in the way she appears. Her sound carries depth, steadiness, and an unmistakable maternal presence.
Although she is called Mother of Platinum, what I hear most strongly in her is something closer to mother-of-pearl energy — luminous, ancient, protective, and quietly powerful. She feels like a frequency that knows how to hold what has been fragile without ever treating it as broken.
Her tone carries the feeling of being deeply received.
Crafted through the frequency of Mother of Platinum, she resonates with softness, emotional balance, and inner restoration. Platinum itself carries symbolism of purity, enduring love, truth, and quiet resilience — the kind that remains present, steady, and clear through change.
This is often the bowl I associate with people who have known emotional absence, neglect, or the ache of not being fully held. Her sound feels like a reminder that tenderness is real, that love does not have to be earned, and that something within has always remained whole.
She also carries an angelic quality for me, especially the feeling I associate with Archangel Ariel — loving, kind, and safe.
To me, she feels like a bowl of unconditional love — the place where healing happens without force, and where something forgotten inside the heart begins to trust again.
She reminds me that love exists in forms far deeper than what many people have been shown: through the soul, through grace, through self-return, through the knowing that we are worthy of love beyond what we once imagined possible.
She feels like embrace between your own heart, the angelic realm, and the kind of love that restores identity rather than asking you to become someone else.