Description

As per ancient feng shui and Buddhism belief, a Tibetan Solar Prayer wheel emits positive vibes, good energy, and spiritual blessings when the prayer wheel is spun.

A solar Prayer wheel is also called as Solar Prayer Mani because The Prayer Wheel sits on a lotus with its petals inscribed with the mantra “Om Ma Ni Pad Me Hum”. It is widely used in Tibet and in places that are under the influence of Tibetian culture.

This solar-powered Tibetan Prayer wheel starts rotating automatically once it comes in contact with sunlight. There is no requirement of putting any battery in it to make it revolve. It is highly durable and can be placed on a car dashboard or window on which sunlight comes.

The Tibetan Solar Prayer Wheel was presented by the renowned Buddhist researcher and rationalist Nagarjuna. Nagarjuna was moved by the agony of individuals around him and chose to accomplish something for them. That is the point at which he thought of the Tibetan Prayer wheel. At first, these Tibetan Prayer wheel were immense in size and had various Sanskrit mantras composed surrounding it. As indicated by Tibetan conviction, turning a wheel has similar impact as orally reciting the prayer.

The tradition of using Tibetan Prayer Wheel was carried on by Padmasambhava, Tilopa, Narupa, Marpa and Dalai Lama. Despite the fact that you will discover tibetan praer wheel of different sizes and styles in the Tibetan monastries today, the smaller than usual and compact variants of these wheels are exceptionally mainstream as well.

Description

As per ancient feng shui and Buddhism belief, a Tibetan Solar Prayer wheel emits positive vibes, good energy, and spiritual blessings when the prayer wheel is spun.

A solar Prayer wheel is also called as Solar Prayer Mani because The Prayer Wheel sits on a lotus with its petals inscribed with the mantra “Om Ma Ni Pad Me Hum”. It is widely used in Tibet and in places that are under the influence of Tibetian culture.

This solar-powered Tibetan Prayer wheel starts rotating automatically once it comes in contact with sunlight. There is no requirement of putting any battery in it to make it revolve. It is highly durable and can be placed on a car dashboard or window on which sunlight comes.

The Tibetan Solar Prayer Wheel was presented by the renowned Buddhist researcher and rationalist Nagarjuna. Nagarjuna was moved by the agony of individuals around him and chose to accomplish something for them. That is the point at which he thought of the Tibetan Prayer wheel. At first, these Tibetan Prayer wheel were immense in size and had various Sanskrit mantras composed surrounding it. As indicated by Tibetan conviction, turning a wheel has similar impact as orally reciting the prayer.

The tradition of using Tibetan Prayer Wheel was carried on by Padmasambhava, Tilopa, Narupa, Marpa and Dalai Lama. Despite the fact that you will discover tibetan praer wheel of different sizes and styles in the Tibetan monastries today, the smaller than usual and compact variants of these wheels are exceptionally mainstream as well.