Singing bowls have been used for centuries in various cultures for their therapeutic and meditative properties. Their soothing sounds and vibrations are believed to promote relaxation, healing, and spiritual well-being....
Our Body is 75% water similarly if we put 75% of water inside a Singing Bowl we can see how every molecule of water is reverberating. Since Sound Travels faster...
Did you know, In Buddhism even a mound of dirt can represent the Buddha or an enlightened person, but only when the mound of dirt is a stupa. Stupa is...
Use of the singing bowl is growing nowadays in spiritual activities to generate relaxing sounds and vibrations that can assist to quiet the mind and body. They have gained popularity...
Singing bowls are ancient instruments with a rich history and culture behind them. The sound produced by the singing bowl is said to have a calming and centering effect on the...
Singing bowls also known as Tibetan bowls are becoming increasingly popular for their healing properties. They are used in many different practices such as meditation and sound healing. They are beautiful...
Today’s chaos lifestyle has increased stress and anxiety which negatively affects the system of our body. Stress isn’t that bad! As it is a part of life, and we cannot...
A Himalayas singing bowl is among the most iconic religious and spiritual accessories made from brass or bronze. This accessory is played by striking or circling a mallet around the...
The month of love “February” is finally here. You might be making plans to surprise your loved ones, either you are surprising your wife, mother, girlfriend or sister, you might...
ॐ मणि पद्मे हूँ "Om Mani Padme Hum" is a six syllabled Sanskrit mantra, and it is associated with the four-armed Shadakshari (Chengresi) form of Avalokiteshvara. He is a bodhisattva...
From the Mayans to the Celts, Buddhism to Nordic mythology, the Tree of Life is a centuries-old mystical symbol. Although the specifics of these cultural legends about the sacred Tree...
Mahakala is one of the most popular Wrathful form deity in Hinduism and Buddhism. “Maha” means great and “kala” means time/death” which means ‘beyond time or death”. He is the...
Tingsha Bells are also called Tibetan chimes, Tibetan Cymbals, or Kartals. It is made up by joining two small cymbals with the help of a leather strap or chain. Tingsha...
Avalokitesvara has many forms : Chengrezig as the father form, Guanyin as mother and Mahakala as the warrior. He is known in different places and culture by various names. No...
Chenrezig (Avalokitesvara) is a bodhisattva, who is mainly referred to as the Bodhisattva of compassion. What is Bodhisattva? Bodhisattva are enlightened beings who have put off entering paradise to help others...
Jetsun Milarepa was a Tibetan siddha who was infamous as a teenage murderer before converting to Buddhism and becoming a highly competent Buddhist pupil. He is widely regarded as one...
Way to heaven is one of the most used Thangka painting having no any Buddhist deity or Bodhisattwa. One might wonder why the Thangka painting having a color changing elephant,...
The Solar Plexus is the third chakra in our body. In Sanskrit its name is “Manipura Chakra” which means “Lustrous gem”. It is located in the area around the abdomen...
Rudraksha tears of shiva is an integral part of hinduism and many other religion.It is worn by devotees as and act of being self aware and making conscious choice. It acts...
