
Sound meditation · 15 min
Third Eye Chakra Sounding: Intuition & Wisdom
Hum six rounds of one note and feel your intuition open while your feet stay on the ground.
With
Ruwan MeepagalaRated4.85.5K plays
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Sound meditation
- Sound
- Voice with humming
- Best time
- Evening or night
About this session
- Awakens intuition
- Sharpens inner awareness
- Grounds your energy
- Calms the mind
Ruwan Meepagala leads you through six rounds of humming the note A while your attention rests on your third eye, just above the middle of your brow. Between rounds you breathe silently with long, slow exhales and feel the vibration settle. You picture a window clearing and opening wider with each round.
It suits anyone curious about intuition who wants a practice they can feel in the body, not only think about. Use it in the evening, in a private spot where humming out loud feels comfortable. You sit upright, so it works as a wind-down more than a lie-down sleep track.
After the session
01
A clearer inner window
Feel a sense of openness behind your brow.
02
Grounded openness
Stay steady while you reach for insight.
03
Quieter, listening mind
Make space for subtle thoughts to surface.
04
Gratitude for your insight
Smile toward your third eye and thank it.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone curious about intuition and inner knowing
- People who like to meditate through sound and vibration
- Those who want to open up without feeling spacey
- Anyone ending the day with a hands-on, felt practice
Not now, if…
- People who don't want to hum out loud
- Those looking for a lie-down practice to drift off to
- Anyone who prefers silent meditation, since this is guided

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What happens in each of the six rounds?
Each round starts with a breath in, then a hum on the note A, then a silent pause to feel the vibration. The first uses a middle octave. The second adds overtones while you picture the sound clearing your third eye. Then come a low A for grounding, a high A for receiving, a round of simply listening, and a final round to carry that openness into your day.
Why does the session include a lower A?
The teacher explains that opening to what lies beyond everyday reality can leave some people feeling detached or a little too spacey. The low A brings grounding to the third eye first. He says it is easier and safer to reach for higher truths from a grounded place. The low note should resonate in your chest, not your throat.
What if I can't hum the low or high note?
You can hum the middle A instead in either round. If you do try the low A, feel it in your chest. For the high A, feel it behind the bridge of your nose. In both cases, keep the sound out of your throat, and don't worry about being slightly off pitch or pace.
What am I doing with the long exhales?
You breathe gently through your nose and, after each breath in, see whether the next breath out can be a little longer than the last, staying comfortable. This slows you down before the humming. You return to the same extended exhale between rounds, when you breathe without sound.
What is the visualization of a window or eye for?
After the humming, you picture your third eye as a window, an aperture or an actual eye opening wider and taking more in. You smile into the area and thank it for providing insight. In the last round, you imagine a clean, open window of perception that stays with you through daily life.
What should I do after the meditation ends?
The closing invitation is to notice any new or unusual thoughts that pop into your head, and to listen to them more than you usually would. You are also reminded that you can reconnect to the frequency of your open third eye whenever you like.
