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What is the meaning and symbol of ringing the bell?
Ring the bell to get rid of troubles and disasters and bring new year wishes. The Buddhist scripture says, "When you hear the bell, your troubles will be clear, your wisdom will grow, and Bodhi will be born." So ringing the bell can get rid of one worry within one year, turn evil into good, and you will be safe and sound.
According to the tradition of Changchun Pass, every time you pray, you have to knock three times, representing "Fu, Lu and Shou" respectively. ? Ring the bell hard, and may all the good things come as scheduled in 2020.
Ring the bell is the moral of Buddhism.
The bell is also one of the common instruments in Buddhism. Generally, its function is to tell the time and gather people. Those Buddhists can hear bells almost every day. Bells are divided into Brahma bells and summoning bells.
Only when the bell is deep, loud and long can it shake people's hearts. A heavy clock has low fundamental frequency and large energy storage, which makes the clock deep and long. Bronze clocks with tin are more brittle than brass and iron clocks. The lower part of the bell and the bell lip are thickened and flared, which makes the sound radiation strong and makes the bell loud.
Therefore, the chimes of most infectious Buddhist chimes are bronze chimes with heavy weight and thick lips.
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