Tibetan bells

The bell is a decorated and hollow metal ball, pierced with holes. It contains a free metallic core, which, at the slightest agitation, makes it ring. This object is highly symbolic. It expresses a sudden desire that stirs up joy.

The bell expresses a desire to have fun, to have a good time, to enjoy life, or even a notion of drawing attention to oneself.

It can also allude to a childish attitude, a lack of seriousness, a loss of credibility. Its strong point: a lack of discretion.

It can announce unpleasant news.

Assembled on a belt, it will evoke the spirit of the holiday or the desire to celebrate. The bell also has a spiritual connotation: it designates the body of glory. Although it is not visible to the physical eyes, it signals its effectiveness in helping others, which is not lost on the psychic perception of those around it.

The seven bells refer to the seven sacred planets.