1979, Antiques, Dilbu 10-chetrum Bhutan MN H

1979, Antiques, Dilbu 

1979, Antiques, Dilbu 10-chetrum Bhutan MN H

Text: Dilbu 10-chetrum Bhutan
Condition:  MNH

Title:   Dilbu

Face value:     10

Stamp Currency: Chhertum

Country/area:            Bhutan

Year:   1979

Set:     1979 Antiques

Stamp number in set:           5

Basic colour:  Multi-coloured

Usage:            Franking

Type:   Stamp

Theme:           Antiques, Artifacts, Instruments

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Stamp subject:           Antiques, Artifacts, Instruments

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Drilbu – a hand-bell, is held in the left hand and played with the damaru (hand-drum, see below) by the same player. Its pitch may be definite, but it is not functional as such.

Tibetan bell - dilbu , plays a very important role in religious ceremonies and rituals of most Buddhist cultures.

As such, it symbolizes the emptiness and the yin principle .

falls within the sound of the bell sound and spiritually stronger category.

You can play it simple bell, blow or friction on the edge of a wooden mallet.

then issuing high bells, singing tone with a number of aliquots.

can be used for energy cleansing and body spaces , whether physical or subtle.

It is also a powerful meditation tool, like Tibetan bowls can be used to support

the treatment of diseases.

sound of the bell is understood as a kind of sacrifice to Buddha.