Seven crystal singing bowls, played live in spatial audio. One for every chakra.
Everything the chakra tradition uses to find balance is here: live crystal bowls, chanted mantras, and guided meditation. Start with one chakra, or take the Journey all the way from root to crown in a single session.
The base of the spine. Ground. Start here when the day has you scattered and you want to feel the floor again.
Low in the belly, where feeling and appetite live. For the days you've gone stiff and want something moving again.
Behind the stomach. Heat, nerve, the will to start things. Sit here before you need it.
The center of the chest. Love and grief share this one. Tender days belong here.
The hollow of the throat, where the voice waits. For whatever you've been holding unsaid.
Between the brows. The quiet behind all the thinking. For a mind that won't stop narrating.
Just above the head, where the line opens out. Om again, the same as the brow, and the last bowl in the line.
Priya, one of Wuji's meditation guides, speaks inside the sound — written and mixed to sit under the bowls, not over them. She tells you where to rest your attention at each center, and when to let it move on — so you can stop deciding and just listen.
On headphones it starts below you and climbs one bowl at a time until the crown rings high above — generated live, so no two walks are the same.
Choose a chakra or the Journey, set how long you have, and press play — the bowl fills the screen while it rings. Pause brings the controls: guide voice or chanted mantras, captions, and the tanpura drone, each with its own volume.
A real crystal bowl for each of the seven chakras, tuned C at the root up to B at the crown. Play the one you need, or move through all seven.
Take the Journey through all seven chakras in one sitting, root to crown. Or skip it and sit with a single bowl — Heart, if that's the one you need today — for as long as you want.
Priya guiding you, the mantras sung, or nothing but the bowls. One voice at a time, or none at all — swap whenever you want.
The bija syllable for each chakra, LAM at the root up to OM at the crown, sung by real voices, surfacing between the bowls. Use it instead of the guidance when you'd rather be sung to than talked to.
On AirPods or other head-tracking headphones, each bowl stays in place around you as you turn your head — Root stays low, Crown stays up. On regular headphones or a speaker, it plays as a stereo mix instead.
An optional low drone plays underneath the bowls, the way a tanpura sits under Indian classical music. Turn it on or off, and set its volume separately from the bowls.
Every word Priya says appears on screen as she says it — read along, or use it with the sound off.
Strike a bowl and a wave crosses the screen. The light along the edges rises and falls with the ringing — it's reading the actual sound, not playing an animation over it.
A single line traces a figure behind the bowls while you sit, following the same symmetry the bowls are arranged on. It's built fresh every session, so you never get the same one twice. Sit with one chakra and the next strike sweeps it away.
No account, no streak to keep, no notifications pulling you back. Open it, sit, close it — that's the whole interaction.
Sit at the root chakra as long as you like, for nothing, always. Every other chakra previews free for 5 minutes, and the Journey for 15.
One purchase, shared with your family. No subscription.
Crystals is one of a few small, single-purpose meditation apps by Wuji — alongside Bowls, Incense, and Wuji, the flagship. Each one is built around one thing to sit with.