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| Lunghezza | 25 cm |
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Contapreghiere Buddista
18,00 €
Questo oggetto viene utilizzato dai credenti durante la recita dei mantra.
Serve a determinare e definire il numero di invocazioni ripetute, spostando gli anellini in lega e mantenendo così il conto.
Alle due estremità troviamo da un lato il Dorje, importante simbolo dell’Induismo e del Buddismo Tibetano, rappresentazione del principio maschile, mentre dall’altra la Campana, allegoria dell’immagine femminile.
Descrizione
This object is used by the faithful during the recitation of the mantra and is used to determine and define the number of invocations repeated by moving the tiny alloy rings from one side to the other.
At one end there’s a Dorje, important symbol of both Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism representing the male principle, while on the other one there’s a Bell, allegory of the female image.
This object is used by the faithful during the recitation of the mantra and is used to determine and define the number of invocations repeated by moving the tiny alloy rings from one side to the other.
At one end there’s a Dorje, important symbol of both Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism representing the male principle, while on the other one there’s a Bell, allegory of the female image
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