Dolphin Clip-On Bhum Counter Els PW 4784 By Dilgo Khyentse

By Dilgo Khyentse

The eight years that went into this book are revealed not only in the drawings but also in the text that is equally detailed in its descriptions of the religious significance of the symbols as well as their sources and development in Tibetan art

These tingsha cymbals are selected for the clarity and purity of their tone

it illustrates the essence of Buddhist teachings

Dolphin Clip-On Bhum Counter Els PW 4784 By Dilgo KhyentseMade of sterling silver. Bhum, pronounced "boom," is Tibetan for "100,000." Bhum counters can be clipped onto a mala to help keep track of the number of mantra recitations one has completed, either alone or in combination with a pair of counters. For example, you may use a bhum counter to keep track of thousands or hundreds of thousands of mantra by moving it along the mala, one bead at a time.