Tibetan Bell & Dorje Sets

The Tibetan Bell and Dorje are typical ritualistic items used in Tibetan Buddhist rituals to call the presence of the Buddha. They are predominantly used before prayer or the chanting of mantras whereby one would "sing" the bell to empty the mind of worldly matters and to help focus on meditation. This can help in dispelling stress and tension. In Tibetan Buddhism the Dorje is said to be used by Tibetan Gods to make lightning.

What it represents:
The Bell is used to represent wisdom and femininity of the divine goddess.

The Dorje in Tibetan Buddhism is said to be used by Tibetan Gods to make lightning and as such is known as the ‘thunderbolt’. It also represents the balance of gender as this is seen as a masculinity pointing towards the creative forceful male energy.

How to Use:
Dorje: Placed between the thumb and the forefinger of the right hand one makes a circled motion with their wrist in a clockwise direction whilst holding the bell.

Bell: Held in the left hand ring the bell, as the sound of the bell resonates, together they balance the negative with the positive to harmonize ones life and surroundings. These as well as the tingshas can be used by feng shui practitioners for space clearing.