Tibetan Prayer Wheels Editorial Image

In Tibetan Buddhism there is a ritual rotating prayer wheels. Prayer wheel - it is a wooden or iron drum size from a few centimeters to several meters, which are written mantras. The rotation of the wheel has a very powerful beneficial effects: it helps to purify karma - not only of the person who currently it rotates, but all creatures, which are for the good of the person currently thinks. One turn of the wheel equivalent to the pronunciation of all the mantras that it bears and they can be very much: all the interior space of the drum, too, is filled with mantras written on rolls of the finest paper. The implications of this mechanization is not that wheel like a man carries his work, and even a superhuman performance, and that circular motion magic formulas gives the energy flows the correct configuration, and thus clears space and all who it is, from the accumulated wrong charges. Prayer wheel, regardless of its size, large or small, bronze or wood, it is always a miracle. Whatever religion or stick man, it can be quite a little kid who just learned to walk, and still does not know who he is - a Buddhist or a Christian, but he pulls his hands to prayer wheels, feeling his heart fabulous supernatural entity. Looking for a sincere joy of a child, the first time driving the prayer wheel, inadvertently pose the question: who invented it, how he came to earth?