Brass Ganesha Hanging Bell 29”

Height: 29 Inches , Weight: 2 Kg

Brass Ganesha Hanging Bell

In Hindu tradition, the pooja bell (or Ghanti) is more than just a decorative metal piece; it is a vital tool used to awaken the spiritual senses and invite divine presence during rituals.

1. Primary Ritual Usages
Invoking the Divine: The bell is rung at the start of a pooja to formally welcome the deity and signal the beginning of the ceremony.

During Aarti: It is continuously rung during the Aarti (offering of light). The rhythmic sound creates a meditative atmosphere, helping the devotee focus solely on the deity.

Offering Naivedya: When offering food (Prasad) to the gods, the bell is rung to symbolically announce the meal and request the deity’s acceptance.

Concluding Rituals: Ringing the bell at the end of prayers serves to dismiss any negative energies and “seal” the positive vibrations generated during the worship.

2. Spiritual & Scientific Benefits
Dispersing Negative Energy: The sharp, resonant sound of a brass bell is believed to clear the air of stagnant or negative thoughts, creating a “pure” space for prayer.

Uniting the Senses: Traditionally, the sound of the bell is said to inform our ears, while the incense informs the nose and the lamp informs the eyes. This synchronization helps quiet the wandering mind.

Activating Chakras: The high-frequency vibration produced by brass bells is thought to touch the healing centers of the body, bringing a sense of calm and mental clarity to the practitioner.