This Wooden Kangling is a sacred ritual instrument designed for use in Chod practice, a powerful Tibetan Buddhist practice that helps cut through ego and attachments. Traditionally crafted from human thigh bones, these kanglings are now more commonly made from wood or resin, providing a more ethical and responsible option for practitioners. The 13" kangling is painted with intricate traditional designs, maintaining the authentic aesthetic and spiritual significance of the original instrument.
Symbolism & Meaning
Chod Practice – The kangling plays a central role in Chod, a meditation practice that involves offering one's body for the benefit of all beings. The sound of the kangling is believed to help dissolve ego and attachments, leading the practitioner toward enlightenment and selflessness. Traditionally made from a human thigh bone, it represents the practitioner's deep commitment to overcoming self-centeredness and engaging fully in the spiritual journey.
Product Details
Length – 13"
Material – Wooden construction, ethically sourced
Design – Painted in the traditional Tibetan manner with intricate designs
Handcrafted – Made in Nepal by skilled artisans
Case – Brocade case sold separately, ideal for storage and transport
Use – Used in Chod practice and other Tibetan Buddhist rituals
How to Use
Chod Practice – Use the kangling during Chod rituals to cut through attachments and ego, offering your body for the benefit of others.
Ritual & Ceremony – The kangling is also used in various Tibetan Buddhist rituals and ceremonies.
Why Choose Wooden Kangling for Chod Practice
Ethically Sourced – Crafted from wood, this kangling aligns with modern ethical practices while retaining the spiritual essence of the traditional instrument.
Authentic Craftsmanship – Handcrafted in Nepal with attention to detail, ensuring that the kangling is both spiritually meaningful and beautifully made.
Sacred Instrument – The kangling is a powerful tool for Chod practitioners, aiding in meditation and offering a unique connection to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Incorporate this sacred Wooden Kangling into your Chod practice or other Tibetan Buddhist rituals, and deepen your journey toward spiritual liberation and selflessness.
