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A ritual instrument from Buddhism
Bells have a long tradition in religious rituals. Their high-pitched sound resonates for a long time and is rich in harmonious, relaxing overtones. They are often used in meditation and sound massage, for example.
This is what characterizes the bell:
- Decorated with Buddhist auspicious motifs
- Bell as a Buddhist ritual instrument in various sizes - the larger the size, the richer the sound
- Ideally suited for yoga, meditation, sound massage or for room cleansing in Feng Shui
- Also ideal for drawing attention in meetings
The meaning of the bell
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In Tibetan Buddhism, the soft-sounding bell symbolizes the female principle of purity and is held in the left hand by the handle. This position symbolizes the union of the two attributes: Path and goal are one - unity of yin and Yang.
Further interesting background information on this ritual object can be found in the attached PDF document by sound therapist Stefan Scheil (see tab above).
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The sound of the bells
These bells emit a delicate sound that is often used at the end of a meditation or relaxing sound massage. It makes you alert and awake and brings you pleasantly back to the present.
 small:
- Bell (Ghanta): diameter 5.5 cm, height 11 cm
- Sound Sample:
medium:
- Bell (Ghanta): diameter approx. 6.7 cm, height 13 cm
- Sound Sample:Â
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large:
- Bell (Ghanta): diameter approx. 9.5 cm, height 16.5 cm
- Total weight: approx. 480 g
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extra large:
- Bell (Ghanta): diameter approx. 11.5 cm, height 20.5 cm
- Total weight: approx. 780 g
- Sound Sample:Â
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Note: No mallet is included in the scope of delivery. The pictured dorje is not included and can be ordered here.
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