Posted: March 18th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Ethnical Products, Region - Tibet | Tags: Buddhist Jewelry, Singing Bowl?, Tibet Tour, Tibetan Handicrafts | Comments Off

Singing Bowl
Singing bowls are very useful in meditation, healing, and as instruments. Singing bowls can be played alone at home, in yoga classes, or in concerts. Like anything, learning how to play a singing bowl takes a bit of practice, but once you learn how to play one singing bowl you will be able to play other singing bowls as well.
Singing Bowl Playing Environment
Find a calm environment where you can be alone and make your body comfortable. You might find it comfortable to sit in the floor on a pillow or to sit in a chair. Close your eyes for a moment just before playing your singing bowl so that you bring your body and mind to a calm, quiet space.
Holding The Singing Bowl
Please make sure you put the singing bowl on the front of your palm.
A common mistake in learning how to play singing bowls is to place the singing bowl in your fingers.
Striking the Singing Bowl
You can strike the singing bowl with a singing bowl mallet before you begin playing the bowl if you would like to, it is not required to do so for the singing bowl to play. Strike the singing bowl near the rim or the side of the bowl and the sound will make the singing bowl resonate for a while after.
Playing the Singing Bowl
Singing bowls make their sound, or sing, by rubbing the striker around the rim of the singing bowl. Wooden singing bowl strikers give the singing bowl a low tone. Leather wrapped singing bowl mallets give the singing bowl a lower tone. But different singing bowls make different sounds based on the shape of the bowl. Singing bowls can be curved inward, outward, or straight up and down. Each of these different shapes makes a different sound. We have included recordings of each singing bowl listed on our site so that when you shop for a singing bowl you can choose the sound you would like to purchase, as well as the color, size, and style.
Be sure to press the wooden singing bowl striker firmly against the rim of the singing bowl. The striker must remain in constant contact with your singing bowl. Move the striker slowly around the outside rim of the singing bowl and you will soon hear the singing bowl hum, or sing. Slowly run the mallet around the bowl with constant even pressure. If the hum of the singing bowl sounds inconstant, or choppy, slow down and continue to move the striker slowly along the outside of the singing bowl.
If you let the striker stray away from the side of the bowl, the singing may stop, in which case you start over, slowly increasing the speed without ever going too fast. Some bowls come to full volume in a couple of seconds, others take ten or more seconds. If you have trouble making your singing bowl sing, see the ‘tips to remember’ section below.
By adjusting the speed and angle of the mallet, the sound will change accordingly. Practice to find the speed and pressure that allows you to make the singing bowl hum, or sing. Find the proper balance of angle, speed, and pressure in order to make your singing bowl sing continuously for as long as you would like to play.
Posted: March 17th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Region - Tibet | Tags: Tibet Tour | Comments Off
TIBET is one of the world’s most extraordinary destination and there is adventure indeed lurking around almost each and every corner. Lhasa The capital lies high in the arid wilderness of the Tibetan mountains, it’s name the “Roof of the World” is no idle statement. The valley bottoms of Tibet are higher than the highest mountains elsewhere . It’s snow covered plateaux are the highest in the world , and apart from the Everest , which Tibetans see from ‘the other side’, many mountains are over 15000 feet.
Culture of Tibet – Natural Hues of Colorful Lives !
Tibet has the richness and the depth of its traditions that is deep rooted in its cultural heritage. The wisdom, the knowledge about life, compassion, tolerance and peace of mind, all contribute in making the culture of Tibet. The simplicity of life, the spirituality of minds and rich customs and traditions give a strong hold to this alpine region which is entirely bedecked with its holy charisma. Comes and experience this magical world of culture.
Which Are The Famous Dances of Tibet !
The most stunning part of Tibetan culture is its performing arts. Every Tibetan can sing and dance. Be it music, dance or drama, they all have been unimaginably impervious to western influence. They purely reflect the cultural heritage of trans-Himalayan region. Unlike other countries, the music and dance here is not mainly for entertainment, but most of the songs here are religious, reverberating the influence of Buddhism on Tibetan culture. Listen to the songs carefully, you will notice the singing style of Tibetan’s is quite peculiar; the songs are sung from throat in a different way that makes the sound echo in the valleys and can be heard even from long distances. They consider this as another medium of spreading their beliefs and religion as far as possible.
But dances definitely have an entertainment edge as well to them. They are generally performed during various festivals or any personal celebrations. Dances like Guoxie, Duixie (Tibetan Tap dance) and Quamo dance make the prominent part of every cultural event in Tibet.
Does Religion Play an Important Role in Defining Tibetan Culture !
Culture of every country is hugely driven by the religion that is followed by the people of that country, and it is no different in Tibet either. Impact of Buddhism, which is the most widely practiced religion, can be seen on almost every thing you set your eyes on, even on the attractive key chain that you buy from the smallest of street shops have a depiction of Buddhism in some form or the other. People of Tibet take their religion, beliefs and values very seriously. In the past, every family was expected to send at least one boy to monastery which were religious centers imparting education. Even though the economic stability of Tibetans has increased many folds but still many people go to these monasteries for their studies.
What Do Art of Tibet Symbolize !
Art is probably the most visible form of religion in Tibet. The Paintings and craft works are deeply religious in nature. They are inspired by almost all religious beliefs, Mahayana Buddhist, Tantric influence, Bon influence, all have their say in the paintings of Tibet. Find the most amazing pieces of art works in the form of Thangka paintings, Wood prints and cliff paintings. You can buy them from any general store or from an art gallery. Whenever you pass by a big rock, look around it, you might just find the most intricate and beautiful piece of cliff painting on it, and it might be the oldest one as well, as the cliff paintings in Tibet is said to be ongoing from pre historic times.
Need to Know More About Tibetan Culture !
Culture of Tibet which is completely dedicated to Buddhism is arguably the most particular and convoluted of all that have evolved with time and made their presence felt. Everyone in your family can have a taste of the Tibetan culture during the many live performance shows that you can catch anywhere, on streets or in open fields. It’s a good exposure for the youngsters to know about a different culture and tradition that will generate awareness and sense of tolerance towards other’s religion. These shows equally fascinate the young and elderly people as they are full of life, colours and vivacity. For a more professional show, check out the timings of the shows from the tourism department. Most of the shows, by professional troops are held during festivals and fairs.
So don’t let this opportunity go by, come to Tibet and find new paths towards happy life and learn new ways of living your life, satiated.
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Posted: March 17th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Region - Tibet | Tags: Tibet Tour | Comments Off
Trekking in Tibet
North of India, Nepal, and the great Himalayas lies an ancient land unparalleled in its beauty and majesty. This land of Tibet, often referred to as the roof of the world, is the largest and highest plateau on earth. Its unique Buddhist culture, magnificent wildlife, and grand peaks have been sealed from outsiders for years. We are expert in Tibet Tour, based in Tibet 18 years experience, 800 private groups operated! So join us for your wondrous Tibet tour!
Mountain bike tours
Ride from Lhasa to Kathmandu. A breathtaking, once in a lifetime experience. If the spectacular scenery doesn’t take your breath away, the altitude will make you earn your bragging rights. You will be riding on paved roads, dirt roads, over 6 giant passes more than 5000 meters high. Visitors at Mt. Everest base camp will be in disbelief when you ride up to the camp on your bike. After you have ridden across the highest plateau in the world, and met the people and animals who live there, you will then be rewarded, with possibly, the biggest downhill in the world on your way to the finish in Khatmandu.
Rafting in Tibet
North of India, Nepal, and the great Himalayas lies an ancient land unparalleled in its beauty and majesty. This land of Tibet, often referred to as the roof of the world, is the largest and highest plateau on earth. Its unique Buddhist culture, magnificent wildlife, and grand peaks have been sealed from outsiders for years. We are expert in Tibet Tour, based in Tibet 18 years experience, 800 private groups operated! So join us for your wondrous Tibet rafting tour!
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