Qero Paqo's Shaman Sacred Llama Design Bell 8cm (Sold Individuall

What are shaman bells used for? Shaman bells, often used in various shamanic traditions around the world, hold symbolic and practical significance in spiritual practices. Some of the common aspects or the significance of shaman bells: Spiritual Protection: Bells are believed to have the power to ward off negative energies and spirits. The sound of the bells is thought to create a protective barrier and purify the energy in a space, making it safe for shamanic rituals and ceremonies. Communication with Spirits: The ringing of bells is considered a means of communication with the spirit world. Shamans may use bells to signal the beginning or end of a ritual, to call upon spirits, or to connect with divine forces. Energy Clearing: The sound vibrations produced by bells are thought to clear stagnant or negative energy from a space. Shamanic practitioners may use bells to cleanse the energy in a person's aura or to clear a ceremonial area before conducting rituals. Ritualistic Purposes: Bells are often incorporated into shamanic rituals and ceremonies to enhance the overall experience. The rhythmic and melodic tones produced by the bells can contribute to an altered state of consciousness, facilitating spiritual journeying or meditation. Symbolism: In many shamanic cultures, bells symbolize sacredness, mindfulness, and the interconnectedness of the physical and spiritual realms. The act of ringing bells is seen as a way to harmonize the energies between these realms. Healing: Some shamans use bells as tools for healing, believing that the sound vibrations can have a positive impact on the body's energy and contribute to overall well-being. Ceremonial Beginnings and Endings: Bells are often rung at the start and conclusion of shamanic ceremonies, symbolizing the opening and closing of sacred space and the transition between different states of consciousness. It's important to note that the significance of shaman bells can vary among different cultures and shamanic traditions. The use of bells is deeply rooted in the spiritual beliefs and practices of the specific community or shamanic practitioner employing them. Peruvian sacred Llama bell used by the Qero Shamans. The Llama represents 'Wealth & Vitalty'. Sold Individually Approx size; W 4cm x H 8cm The significance of a bell; Symbology varies, sound has long been know for its healing benefits. Calling on, celebrating, honouring something or someone, represents the archetypical energy of the feminine or the masculine, with each bell having its own unique tone. Often bells are paired with one representing the earth, pachamama or otherwise known as the feminine as the red path and a second, Inti, the Sun or the masculine on the white path. The bells then also can hold a particular archetypical energy. This can be view as a small handle, grip or pattern. Patterns such as, The sun, Chacana, Eagle, Women-Pachamama are just a few. Meanings - Eagle, higher self, flight and vision, Women - feminine, pachamama, grounding, Chacana - encompasses all perfectly, sacred geometry holding all things in equal, Llama - wealth, happiness & vitality, Tumi - Medicine God, creator, life, death and renewal!