Singing bowls are traditionally made from the combination of seven different metals such as Gold, Silver, bronze, Tin, Zink, Iron and lead. All the metal used has a specific purpose and represent the sun and the moon and other planets. The rich vibration they harmonic soothing sound, tones and vibration they produce harmonious, energetic sound and vibration and help to be calm, healing and relaxing. Singing bowls fill your heart with joyful vibration, peace and sense of well being. The energies in the house and protection to the human life and it opens our charkas and it makes clear our mind and gives more power energy, peace and our mind takes to the right way. The medicine Buddha has singing bowl. He uses to carry medicine in the bowl, so it is believed, while we use the singing bowl for healing. It gives us spiritual medicine. It is considered as an excellent tool for space clearing purpose.
Most of the thangkas are painted on a canvas. Some are painted on paper or leather. Other are embroidered, appliquéd, woven and patchwork thangkas, but the Sketching else forms are not discussed here. Technically making a painted thangka occurs in four stages Preparing the foundation Sketching Painting Framing
Thursday, March 18, 2010
About Phurba (Tibetan ritual dagger)
Phurba (Tibetan ritual dagger) is also called a magical dart. This is tantric weapon uses specially for the ritual slaying of human foe, to conquer evil spirit or demons and to be safe from obstacles. Phurba (Ritual Dagger) is also regarded as a powerful weapon which subdues evil spirits and negative energies, transforming them into positive forces. To protect from demons and to store personal power this phurba are use as the yantra (weapon).