Sterling Conch Bhum Counter lifestyle and advice authored by the fourteenth-century Nyingma

authored by the fourteenth-century Nyingma master

Note: The blue color of the meteoric blade is from a thermal oxidation of the metal

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this book contains transliterated prayers that may be chanted with greater ease on such solemn occasions

Sterling Conch Bhum Counter lifestyle and advice authored by the fourteenth-century NyingmaThis sterling silver conch bhum counter is imported from Nepal. The conch is one of the eight auspicious symbols. Bhum, pronounced "boom," is Tibetan for "100,000." Bhum counters can be clipped onto a mala to help keep track of the number of mantra recitations one has completed, either alone or in combination with a pair of counters. For example, you may use a bhum counter to keep track of thousands or hundreds of thousands of mantra by moving it