Conch Shells

The conch shell isn’t just beautiful — it’s acoustically powerful. 🐚✨ When I use it in a sound bath, the deep resonant tone activates the parasympathetic nervous system, helping the body shift into a calm, restorative state. The low-frequency vibrations travel through the air — and through us — slowing the heart rate and reducing stress responses in the brain. Across cultures, the conch has symbolized awakening and purification. In modern sound therapy, we understand this ancient wisdom through

Salkton on Instagram: "Follow @salkton 😭🐚 A conch isn’t just a pretty shell — it’s a whole ecosystem and a piece of human history. Found in warm, shallow waters like the Caribbean 🌊, these large sea snails help keep reefs healthy by grazing on algae and maintaining balance underwater. When the shell is left behind, it doesn’t go to waste — hermit crabs move in, giving it a second life 🦀♻️. But humans have been obsessed with conch shells for centuries too. From ceremonial horns that echo acro

Researcher Shows How To Blow A Conch Shell