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The common overtone chanting of mantras as follow;

Green Tara Mantra (綠度母)

Chakrasamvara (金剛)

Praising Chakrasamvara (讚誦金剛)

Heart Sutra (心經)

Guhyasamaja Tantra (密集金剛)

Blessing the Offerings

Great Sacred Music

Harmonic Chanting in Sydney

Om Chanting - Dalai Lama

Tibetan overtone singing - 1

Tibetan overtone singing - 2

Huun Huur Tu

Mandala Offering - 1

Mandala Offering - 2

Tibetan Chant

Music from Tibet

Deep Singing With Singing Bowls Cymbals

Tuvan Throat Chanting Kargyraa

Lama Chopa - Gelugpa monks

Introduction

Overtone singing or harmonic singing, is a singer singing manipulation of air travel resonance (or formants) created from the lungs, past the vocal cords, lips out melodies.

The harmonics of the human voice sound wave, can be selectively amplified, by varying the resonant cavity, oral cavity, larynx and pharynx shape. This allows the artist to create resonant tuned at the same time clearly exceeds (fundamental and selected harmonics) one pitch, while still valid, with his / her vocal cords produce a single fundamental frequency.

The "deep voice" chanting of the Tibetan monks and Mongolians, which only a few Westerners* have mastered, creates a second fundamental drone either in the pharynx or false vocal chords, which allows a second overtone to be amplified, a total of three or even four simultaneous sounds. This is not simply a form of vocal acrobatics. A very powerful, multi-dimensional waveform is created which operates on several levels. The fundamental, or base tones of the voice work mainly on the physical body, while the overtones, which are the pure, rainbow colours of the voice, work mainly on the subtle bodies. Like laser beams, these overtones dissolve and disperse cystallisations of potentially harmful energy in the aura, thus preventing them from reaching the physical body. Acoustic instruments such as didgeridoo, Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, mono chord and tampura, will work in much the same way as the voice, as they are all rich in audible overtones.

The voice, however, is far more powerful as it transmits intention far more directly than through an instrument. Electronic instruments and machines do not have the full spectrum of harmonics, and are therefore limited in their therapeutic potential.

Some ways that sound and overtones can aid healing:

Relief from stress and anxiety

Improved concentration

Enhanced creativity

Improved vision (physical, mental and spiritual)