These Tibetan Buddhist Cymbals, or Tingsha, get their name from two Tibetan syllables: ting, which means "ringing sound of metal," and sha, which means "hanging." When used together, it denotes a dangling cymbal. The objective of a Tingsha is to provoke a person's concentration by its tone. It enables the listener to become aware of his own thoughts and work towards self-correction. This set of brass cymbals adorned with auspicious Astamangala emblems is said to promote spiritual and intellectual growth. It is used in spiritual settings to cleanse the mind and facilitate concentration. Listening to Tingsha's sound can assist the brain focus and boost the likelihood of self-development.
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