Manipuri Singing Bowls dzogchen Loose-leaf pecha

Loose-leaf pecha

Is your outlook toward wildlife consistent with your loyalty to cats and dogs

pure nature of our mind ~ the very essence of our being

Commentary by Longchen Yeshe Dorje and Kangyur Rinpoche

which in turn enhance our capacity to help others to do the same

Manipuri Singing Bowls dzogchen Loose-leaf pechaManipuri bowls are among the earliest traditional forms, usually shallow and rounded in shape. They were made in a wide range of sizes, from very small to large, and are known for their versatility of sound. Depending on size and thickness, Manipuri bowls can produce tones ranging from the lower second octave up to the fifth. In Himalayan lore, singing bowls were once said to be forged from seven sacred metalsgold, silver, copper, tin, iron, lead, and