This
sacred Tibetan Bowl is 2.25 inches (5.7cm) tall x 4.3 ( 11cm) inches diameter.
It is very difficult to find old original REAL Tibetan bowls like this.
80 + YEARS OLD.
Tibetan Offering Healing Singing Bowl
Sourced in Lhasa TIBET
This sacred Tibetan Bowl is 2.25 inches (5.7cm) tall x 4.3 ( 11cm) inches diameter.
It is very difficult to find old original REAL Tibetan bowls like this.
This old Tibetan bowl was sourced in Lhasa Tibet in the 1980's. It can be used as an offering bowl on your altar or a singing bowl. This type of bowl can also be used for healing, meditation and sound therapy. A bowl like this uses sound and vibration for healing purposes. It is rare, hand crafted and a superb example.
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A special bowl or seven bowls can be placed on a
Buddhist altar and the bowl or 7 bowls are symbolic offerings to the Buddha.
If you place seven offering bowls they represent ,water for washing of the hands, water for bathing the face, flowers, incense, drinking water, food and music. The light offering are represented by butter lamps. Saffron can be placed in the three bowls containing water, while rice, with the appropriate offerings placed on top is used in the other four bowls. Offerings are usually made in the morning.
Tibetan Offering Bowl's are a conspicuous feature in Tibetan Buddhist Temples and monasteries throughout the Himalayas.
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The reason for the release of this special bowl is that the world is now a dark and dangerous place and we would like spiritual and sacred people to be part of the new awakening. This sacred bowl has a huge amount of power, and when you see and hold it you will feel a sacred power like you have never felt in your life.
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THE BUDDHIST OFFERING BOWL
Buddhist Monks own only a few things such as robes and an offering bowl. While most people spend a great deal of time on a new hairstyle, Buddhist monks shave their heads. Buddhist monks are not concerned with outward beauty, but they are concerned with developing their spiritual lives.
The shaven head is a reminder that the monks have renounced the home life and are a part of the Sangha.
Offering food to monks is a part of Buddhist tradition. In Asia, it is not unusual to see monks walking towards the villages early in the morning carrying their offering bowls. They do not beg for food, but accept whatever is offered. This practice not only helps the monks to be humble, but this gives laypeople an opportunity to give.
In some countries laypeople go to the monastery to make offerings.
The robes of monks and nuns are simple and made from cotton or linen. Their colour varies according to different countries. For instance, yellow robes are mostly worn in Thailand, while black robes are worn in Japan. In China and Korea, gray and brown robes are worn for work, while more elaborate robes are used for ceremonies. Dark red robes are worn in Tibet.
Robes and offering bowls are very important to monks and nuns.
The Buddha said, "Just as a bird takes its wings with it wherever it
flies, so the monk takes his robes and bowl with him wherever he goes."
It is very difficult to find old original REAL Tibetan bowls like this.
In Tibet and other Buddhist countries including Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Thailand and Cambodia monks are not allowed to cook for themselves. The Buddhist monks depend completely for their food mostly from local women and men. The monks and novice monks leave their temple before sunrise and start their procession around their own Temple. Local people line up on the street with food for the monks. The monk opens his offering bowl and the women will put a few spoonfuls of food in it. Mostly what the monks get is rice and a little bit of meat or vegetables. The women will kneel on mats and not look at the monks, the men will stand and can look at the monks.
The monks do not thank for
the food as they give opportunity for the laypeople to do good deeds and earn
merits.
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