What is the prayer wheel that people in Xizang keeps turning every day?

The prayer wheel that the Tibetan people never leave their hands is a Tibetan belief culture, and turning the prayer wheel every day is also for blessing.

The prayer wheel is one of the unique ways for Tibetan people to pray. In addition, the Tibetan people also use unique ways such as turning to Shenshan Mountain and worshiping Shenhu Lake to achieve the function of praying for blessings. The prayer flags and prayer wheels were first spread by Bernie's doctrine of "Xiang Xiong Yong Zhong". Xiangxiong is a tribe that once ruled the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for many years, and the prayer wheel is a way of prayer when Xiangxiong tribe ruled the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Nowadays, we can see two kinds of prayer wheels. The first is that we can see them on the streets of Tibet. Tibetans are holding a spinning prayer wheel. This kind of prayer wheel is called "? Hand-cranked prayer wheel? This is what almost every Tibetan has; The other is a prayer wheel tube unique to Tibetan temples, which is fixed on the wheel frame. This prayer wheel is usually turned by Tibetans when they go to the temple to pray, and this prayer wheel has specific ways and means, that is, it must be turned with the right hand, clockwise and devoutly? Huh? Huh? .

Inside the prayer wheel, there is also a secret of Tibetan culture; That is, every prayer wheel will have a scripture full of Tibetan, and every turn is equivalent to reading the contents of the scripture; However, Tibetans did this not for convenience, but because when Xiangxiong tribe ruled the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, in fact, many Tibetans could not read, so they put the scriptures copied in Tibetan into the prayer wheel and prayed for good luck.

The prayer wheel has developed into a characteristic culture in people in Xizang today. Every turn of the prayer wheel is a pious and beautiful communication with the gods and buddhas you believe in.