Tingshas, known as Tibetan cymbals, are small, hand-held bells used in Tibetan Buddhist practices. These bells are made of metal, typically a combination of copper and tin, and produce a clear, resonant sound when struck together. In Buddhist rituals and meditation, tingshas are often used to mark the beginning and end of a period of practice or to focus attention. The pure, melodious tone of the tingshas is believed to clear the mind, dispel negative energy, and create a harmonious atmosphere conducive to meditation. They are also used in sound healing therapies to promote relaxation and well-being. The sound reverberates as practitioners strike the tingshas together, creating a calming and peaceful ambiance for spiritual practice.
Please be aware that any government agency does not support the properties/healing characteristics mentioned here, and they are only for educational purposes based on the use of this item. Unless otherwise noted, any imperfections are normal and part of the bells, as this is a handcrafted item.
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