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Bronze singing bowl (18x16x8, 6 cm) (Art. 35118)
Tibetan golden singing bowl is an expressive object of spiritual practice and cultural heritage. This bowl has a striking beauty and exquisite design, making it not only a musical instrument, but also an object of meditation and contemplation.
Feature: The presence of 5mm and 3mm chips that do not affect the sound of the bowl
Sound: Despite the small chips, the bowl retains its sound qualities, producing clear and deep tones that are ideal for meditation and relaxation.
General the dimensions of this bowl are impressive: 86mm high, 160mm top diameter, and 180mm middle diameter, making it massive and imposing. The golden color gives it a special shine and elegance.
One of the most outstanding elements of this bowl is the image of the Buddha inside at the bottom of the bowl. It symbolizes the presence of an inner world and the peace that can be found through the practice of meditation. The image of Buddha gives the bowl a sacred character and promotes deeper concentration and connection with the spiritual.
In addition, Sanskrit mantras are written on both sides of the bowl. These sacred words, often used in meditation practices, add energy to the cup and strengthen the spiritual connection with the universe. They create an atmosphere of deep peace and contemplation, helping the practitioner to concentrate and learn deep spiritual lessons. It promotes meditation, peace and understanding of the depths of the human soul.
Sounding and using a Tibetan singing bowl requires some training and skill. Here are some steps to properly use this bowl:
1. Preparation and Setup: Find a quiet place to meditate or contemplate. Make yourself comfortable and focus on your breathing.
2. Sound production: Use a special stick - resonator (can be purchased separately) to rotate the bowl of the upper edge with light pressure. Move the wand along the outer edge of the bowl properly, creating even pressure.
3. Amplifying the sound: If the sound of the bowl is weak, try lightly pressing the bowl with the wand firmly or rotating it more quickly.
4. Meditation with sound: Observe the sound being produced and listen for its color, depth and harmony. Allow the sound to take you into a state of meditation or peace.
5. Contemplation of Symbolism: Meditate on the Buddha image inside the bowl and the mantras on the sides. They can serve as an object of contemplation or meditation, helping you to focus and find a deeper connection with your inner world.
6. Ending: After the session of using the bowl, gently stop its sound. Say goodbye to the sound and peace it brought, and allow yourself to return to everyday life with peace and concentration.
Remember that using the Tibetan bowl is not just a musical procedure, but a spiritual experience that requires presence and attention.