What are Tibetan bells

They call themselves bells but in reality they look like bowls of various sizes - in fact in English they are called " tibetan bowls " - generally of brass color, which are made to resonate with a kind of cylindrical wood that resembles a mortar pestle. Put like this, it seems simplistic: in reality these extremely simple objects hide very ancient origins and potential .

The Tibetan bell is in fact an ancient musical instrument originating from the shamanic culture of pre-Buddhist Tibet that makes vibrate, thanks to percussion and rubbing, the sound Om, mantra of infinity.

The best Tibetan bells are composed of an alloy that includes the seven planetary metals: silver, iron, mercury, tin, copper, lead and gold .

No coincidence that the musical notes are also seven, as well as the Chakras. Their diameter varies from a few centimeters to thirty or more; the striker is made of wood or bamboo, covered with chamois or boiled wool.

These static bells can be used both for sound meditation, for special rituals or for therapeutic purposes, as the practice of sound massage teaches.

What are the Tibetan bells for?

The Tibetan bells, vibrating at a particular frequency, go to bring balance where it failed.

If the organsimo has been "altered" in its most intimate and subtle vibrations by situations of heavy stress or trauma, and this is also found physically and emotionally, the Tibetan bells can be useful to restore harmony in the disturbed frequencies of the person .

Energy blocks, profound somatizations, interrupted communications : this is how the Tibetan bells can be useful to those who need to find their psycho-physical balance.