Prayer Wheel, Tibetan, Buddhist, Buddhist Sutra Transfer Device, Manikoro, Ritual Implement, Buddhist Altar, Antique Decoration

It is said that turning the prayer wheel clockwise (right) while chanting a mantra grants the same merit as reciting a sutra once and eliminates sins. High-precision bearings ensure smooth rotation, and the finished piece is exquisite in appearance. Tibetan Buddhism is said to be the most closely related to the original Indian Buddhism, the main stream of Buddhism. Why not experience Tibetan Buddhism, the main stream of Buddhism that has had a profound influence on Japan? The prayer wheel contains sutras blessed by lamas. It is said that turning the prayer wheel clockwise (right) while chanting a mantra grants the same merit as reciting a sutra once and eliminates sins. *You may be thinking this is a sacrilegious act, but have you ever seen a Buddhist monk in Japan open up a sutra book like an accordion fan and flip through the pages during a memorial service? This is called Tenkyo, and in Buddhism it is recognized as having the same merit as reciting a sutra. Material: Copper alloy (wooden handle) Size: Diameter approx. 5 cm Length approx. 18 cm JAN: 4573378070808