Description Vajrayana Buddhism uses ritual tools and implements, The Vajra and bell are two of these tools, with the bell representing knowledge and the Dorje representing skilled methods. These tools symbolize the inseparability of compassion and expertise. The bell, primarily Prajnaparamita’s mandala, separates, cautions, and invites the gods to visit. The hollow of the bell symbolizes the nothingness from which all phenomena originate. Vajra, meaning “diamond-like,” “hard,” or “mighty,” dispels illusions and exposes truth, dispelling the illusion that leads to misery. This ancient Buddhist technique, known as meditation with the vajra and bell, is a classic way to sharpen focus and strengthen spiritual connections. This instructional guide is a valuable resource for those seeking to enhance their meditation experience. Dimension: Bell Size: Height: 7.5 inches Diameter: 3.75 inches Dorje Size: Length: 5 inches Width: 1.25 inches Weight: 0.582 kg Made of: Bronze and Copper
