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Description
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
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).
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
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medium:
- Bell (Ghanta): diameter approx. 6.7 cm, height 13 cm
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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
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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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