The term “Ashtamangala” refers to a set of eight auspicious symbols and sacred objects. “Ashta” means Eight and “Mangala” means auspicious. Since time immemorial, Ashtamangala prayer wheels have been created and utilised in the East to seek truth, enlightenment, and joy. This prayer wheel is made of copper and has gorgeous stones and elaborate filigree work to enhance its aesthetic appeal. In Tibetan Buddhism, the prayer wheel has significant spiritual importance. It acts as a container for prayers and sacred chants that are said to bless the surroundings and spread good vibes. The spinning, intended to be rotated clockwise to represent the turning of the dharmic cycle (as Buddha taught), will calm you as no other ritual object can.
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