Kumari: A Living Goddess of Nepal
A sudden and unexpected journey from being a normal child to a Deity. Not only does Nepal have many gods, goddess, deities, Bodhisattvas, avatars and, manifestations which are worshipped and...
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TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA
THE THREE UNIVERSAL TRUTHS One day, the Buddha was sitting down in the shade of a tree and noticed how beautiful the countryside was. Flowers were blooming and trees were...
A day to celebrate Lord Buddha Birth, Enlightenment and Death (Mahaparinirvana).
Buddha Purnima Jayanti - A day to celebrate Lord Buddha Birth, Enlightenment and Death (Mahaparinirvana) Buddha Jayanti or Buddha Purnima is the day where people celebrate the three most important day...
A Short Guide to Buddhism
Buddhism is not learning about strange beliefs from faraway lands, it’s all about looking at and thinking about our own lives. It shows us how to understand ourselves and how...
Singing Bowl Metal Composition
What Gives Singing Bowls Their Sacred Sound? The enchanting sound of a singing bowl is more than just a product of shape and size, it starts at the molecular level,...
Historical and Present use of Singing Bowl
It’s hard to track down the origin of singing bowl but one thing is for sure, throughout history it has been used for various purposes. Singing Bowls has been use...
Choose Right Malas and Beads for you
No doubt, Malas beads are beneficial to us but the common question that arises in our mind is “ HOW DO WE CHOSE THE RIGHT MALAS BEADS?” Know your intention...
Instruction on using Mala and Beads
How do we use Malas or prayer beads A mala or prayer beads consists of 108 beads with one bead as the summit or head bead called a ‘sumeru’ or...
Benefits of Wearing Mala Beads
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF WEARING MALA Beads? The literal meaning of Malas simply means beads arranged in threads or elastic string as a jewellery. But if we go deeper...
Top 4 Tibetan and Himalayas Bells for Sound Healing
Bells also known as “Ghanti” in Nepali have been used in Himalayas sub-continent for thousands of years. Either for religious purpose or spiritual or musical instruments, bells have been there...
How Singing Bowls Are Made: Hammered vs. Molded Methods Explained
Singing Bowls: The Art of Crafting Harmony Singing bowls have captivated hearts for centuries with their harmonic tones and healing vibrations. There are two main methods used to craft these...
Brain Waves and Chakra Healing through Singing Bowl
What is Brain wave? Brainwaves are produced by synchronised electrical pulses from masses of neurons communicating with each other. The different frequencies of brain waves correspond to different states of...
How to choose a Singing Bowl?
Are you eager to choose your own singing bowl? But still in doubt which singing bowl could be the one for you! This is totally understandable as every Singing Bowl...
Why 108 Beads in Mala for Japa or meditation practice
Each mala contains a set number of beads (usually 108) representing spiritual identity and connection with the universe. In meditation the idea is to move one bead at a time,...
How to energise & cleanse prayer beads?
When you have chosen your Malas the 1st thing you want to do is to enhance its energy and connect the beads to your energy and intention. Activating your mala is...
Handmade Thaili: A Continuity of Tradition to Reduce Wastage
Its amazing to know “Thaili” , a pouch bag made of a piece of cloth has a long history in Nepalese culture. It came in existence to reduce wastage and...
Prayer Flag: A Mantra Japa in Nature
Upon arrival, from capital city Kathmandu to highest peak of the world Mt. Everest we find one common thing in Nepal, A prayer flag. So “What is Prayer Flag?”. Simply...