- Kenyan journalist Larry Madovo has tried long-standing sound therapy while in Nepal and shared video about himself, on which the healer worked
- A Tibetan singing bowl was placed over his head and with the help of a gong, the healer hit it, emitting a sonic vibration
- Healthy healing is attributed to being an ideal remedy for stress, depression, anxiety and insomnia
CNN International Correspondent Larry Madovo impressed netizens who linked their sound therapy session in Nepal to witchcraft.
Healing the sound of Larry Madovo
Madovo lectured netizens, noting that those who associate long-standing practice with dark forces are brainwashed.
The famous media personality has taken to his Instagram stories to express his displeasure.
He also enlightened netizens by saying that the bowls used in the exercise are known as Tibetan singing bowls.
He wrote:
“If you think this ancient Nepali therapy is witchcraft because you trust only Western medicine, you are more brainwashed, colonized than you realize.”
See Madovo, who is undergoing sound therapy in Nepal below:
Tibetan Singing Bowls
On Sunday, January 8, TUKO.co.ke reported that Madovo shared video on her Instagram head in a Tibetan singing bowl when a healer gently hit her with a gong.
Madovo sat quietly, meditating in a room full of Buddha statues and other healing paraphernalia as the golden singing bowl made a soothing sound.
Netizens reacted to video with Madovo and below are some of their hilarious comments:
@mbaya_ken wrote:
“Hapo Larry umenidzhenga idea sufuria za mathee, kwanza ni non stick, they are louder n well suited kwa kichwa.”
@abiladawkins wrote:
“You certainly left with a tingling ear after that.”
@EdwinKe232323 wrote:
“Hao no vagging Larry.”
@Origin70236613 wrote:
“Beba Bakuli Larry. We'll run the Giturai hapa branch.”
@MrGachuiri_JG wrote:
“Omer, what are you trying with cooking pots?”
@The_Tittsmaster wrote:
“Are you brave, haukuogopa kugongwa kipara akiconfuze on the chizo bowl?”
Source: TUKO.co.ke
