Tingsha Cimbali Tibetani with dragons

Cimbali with Chinese dragons decorations, which symbolize prosperity and fertility.

THE Tingsha (or Cimbali) are used as musical offers in spiritual practices and during meditation practice, at regular intervals, to maintain concentration. The "musical offers" are common during the Pujas (prayer rituals) when using different tools: bells, drums, dishes and horns. The musical offers are very common in numerous Tibetan and Hindi Buddhist rituals. Today they are used by both monks and lay people. They are used with Feng Shui, meditation and healing therapies.

How to use Cimbali
Hit the Cimbali at the same time and a high, beautiful and clear note will be released, which will remain in the air and then create extraordinary silence. The brilliant tone of the Cimbali has an immediate resonance in the human heart. Their purpose is to recall awareness, to remind us who we are, and to make us recognize our priorities in this world, often turbulent and illusory. When horizontally and affected simultaneously, it seems that a pleasant sound wave oscillates with each other, as they reverberate a high frequency, and thus create an impressive symphony of bewitching sounds.

Cimbali and Feng Shui
Cimbali are also used in Feng Shui to eliminate the energy present in a room and "open it" by playing them in the four corners of the room. An excellent way to reset the negative energy when not you can use smudge.

Cimbali and the sound of healing
The healing sounds and the balance of the auric fields are also used to define the beginning and end of a period of meditation. Some say that the use of Cimbali is like a call. It takes us back to the here and now.