Tibetan singing bells Tingshas 6 cm

Singing Tibetan bells (Tingshas), diameter 6 cm

Tingshas (ding-shas, ​​cymbals) are used as musical offerings in spiritual acts and during meditation at regular intervals to maintain focus. These musical offerings are used during pujas (prayer rituals) in which several instruments play a role: bells, drums, gongs and trumpets. Musical offerings are certainly common in many Tibetan Buddhist and Hindu rituals. Today, they are used by both laymen and priests. They are also part of the regular way to practice fengshui (harmonizing living and working spaces), during meditation, cleaning spaces and bodies, healing and balancing energy.

What can discs be used for?

You can hit the two discs against each other to create a particularly clear treble sound that lingers for a long time, purifies the atmosphere and brings an extraordinary feeling of peace. The bright sound of a tingsha immediately resonates in our hearts. You can use them to refocus your attention, to become aware of who we are and what our priorities are in this often tumultuous world of illusion. If you hang them side by side and let them meet, a beautiful vibrating sound wave is created between them, producing a high sonic vibration - an impressive symphony of deeply penetrating sounds.

Tingshas and feng shui

Tingshas are also used in feng shui to purify the energy in a room and allow it to flow again without interruption by ringing them in the four corners of the room.