Throat Chakra Tibetan Bell
Throat Chakra Tibetan Alter Bell
- Root – Red Bell
- Navel/Sacral – Orange Bell
- Solar Plexus – Yellow Bell
- Heart – Green Bell
- Throat – Blue Bell
- Third Eye – Indigo Bell
Each bell is approx 6.25″ tall
Bells and other instruments are used in meditation, music and sound healing. They are traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to mark the beginning and end of meditation. They are also used by a Buddhist master to bring a student back into focus when his mind wanders during meditation.
The bell is a primary Ritual Tool of Tibetan Buddhism. As the archetypal feminine principle, the Dill boo [bell] represents the perfection of wisdom which directly perceives the primordial nature of shunyata [emptiness]. Its sound describes emptiness as it the sound arises from silence and dissolves back into silence. As such it represents the mandala of creation & dissolution; the bottom rim of the bell represents the disc of emptiness from which all arises, these being symbolized by the ring of lower dorjes. The main feature of the handle is the face of Vajra-para-mita, the greatest Goddess representing the union and perfection of all wisdom and awareness. From her elaborate crown rise the five wisdom jewels which form the vajra cap to the bell. Note: the sound will vary some as they are each hand cast and slightly different.
Bells and other instruments are used in meditation, music and sound healing. They are traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to mark the beginning and end of meditation. They are also used by a Buddhist master to bring a student back into focus when his mind wanders during meditation.
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