What is significance of ringing bell in the temple?
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Any type of sound, that has a high pitch such as that of the bell, provides a high vibrational sound that opens up certain doors and invokes certain powers and spirits... demons are chased away by these sounds, by incense, by certain smells, and by certain sounds, when they are made correctly, so when the person does that, they are just about to begin a ritual or in the process of using a delicate object which they want ultimate privacy and therefore, the bell will chase the bad energies or influences away.\n\nBad spirits, hate nice smells, cleanliness, and certain sounds and particular notes, when they are pronounced in the proper way.
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I'm not sure what you're asking about with the glory bell, could you give a bit more context? Where did you hear the term, etc.\n\nAs for the glory hole, I'm sure that sunshine must be refering to the one in the link below :)
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http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=blessed+be+ring&hl=en&lr=&rls=SUNA,SUNA:2005-52,SUNA:en&sa=N&tab=ff&oi=froogler\n\nhttp://www.pyramidcollection.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=P11530+11
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Ancient time in india tamils did it for some prevention from stroke,paralyse and many sickness.the ornament must be a loose one.So it will tingle the ear and the nerves.Just like acccupuncture.it is recomanded for women, only  ears and nose.And for men, only both ears and the ornament must be with red stone. But now people pierce for personsl satisfaction.
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it is symbol for married women in india \nit is religious(for hindus)
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It was a Hitler salute.  Kind of ironic to find this Q.  I just received my grandfathers prisoner ring from his time during his stay as a prisoner of war in a German concentration camp.  I'm sure it actually has a literal meaning in German but I really hate to hit a wiki-website for the answer.
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Ring the bells of Heaven! There is joy today, \nFor a soul, returning from the wild! \nSee, the Father meets him out upon the way, \nWelcoming His weary, wandering child. \n\nRefrain \n\nGlory! Glory! How the angels sing: \nGlory! Glory! How the loud harps ring! \n’Tis the ransomed army, like a mighty sea, \nPealing forth the anthem of the free. \n\nRing the bells of Heaven! There is joy today, \nFor the wanderer now is reconciled; \nYes, a soul is rescued from his sinful way, \nAnd is born anew a ransomed child. \n\nRefrain \n\nRing the bells of Heaven! Spread the feast today! \nAngels, swell the glad triumphant strain! \nTell the joyful tidings, bear it far away! \nFor a precious soul is born again. \n\nRefrain
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♡The other answers already have some great info! I live in Japan too so let me try to answer your Q. the best I can from what I know. This image is used for Japanese Congratulations- omedetou おめでとう (omedetai) and good fortune, prosperity and good luck as well. It has a GOOD meaning. When I was married to my hubby here in Japan, some of our wedding "gifts" were wrapped in Japanese cloth with this image. The bird is a crane, as everyone already said and is the symbol of longevity, long continuance. The kanji is for the word "crane" (bird) - "tsuru" 鶴　as also mentioned, in Japanese. The tree is a "Pine" (tree), or "matsu" 松. (It's part of my last name!) The center circle is the sun, often seen in such scenes. This design can be found on some wedding kimono in Japan as well as Japanese screens, decorative plates (I have one) and dishes. It's rather beautiful and I think it would be a gorgeous tattoo! Hope this helps!♡ EDIT: The small red symbol under the big black kanji is just the "hanko"- Japanese stamp of perhaps the artist. Not really part of the design.
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The name of the head covering is yarmulke, which means fear of the king.  It sereves as a reminder that God is above us. \n\nAlso, from the description of the priestly garments worn in the Temple, it is understood that it is proper to cover one's head while in the service and presence of God.
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Summoned?\n\nIt is 8 letters and means to be called upon.
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It is part of a poem written by Donne in the 16th century. Others have used the line: "For Whom the Bell Tolls, it tolls for thee." Tne poem begins, "No man is an Island." It is titled "Meditation 17.
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Temple - for Meditation
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The famed Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Brigham Young University Choir perform there during the General Conferences held in April and October. There is nothing mysterious about it except for the excellence of the massive organ and the pipes in gold cast at the front of the immense room.\n\nThe acoustics are so refined that a pin can be heard dropped from the front and heard at the back. The tabernacle had just gone through a reconstruction that reinforces the structure.\n\nThe tabernacle is not the temple and vice-versa.
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Your temples are the locations of large facial blood vessels. This is why getting hit in the temple is a bad idea. When you're stressed out or upset, your blood pressure goes up. The blood moves faster through these vessels, creating a pulse you can feel. If you're worried about it, it doesn't hurt to ask a doctor.
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I think your hoping it might have a spiritual meaning, its only a clock...........
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a temple, sanctuary<?
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What's really remarkable about the Sri Yantra it is the visual expression of the sound "OM". It has been recorded electronically when monks chanted the "OM" and the Sri Yantra pattern emerged and was recorded on an electronic transmitter. You can see the photograph here: http://www.spiritandflesh.net/image_Sri_Yantra_Hindu_Spirituality.htm\n\nThe Sri Yantra is the symbol of the Formless Goddess. Since the "OM" sound is the seed of creation, so it is natural to understand that the Divine Mother has the seeds of creation.\n\nThey use these symbols as an object of meditation. They are used to focus on the "formless" aspect of God and/or Goddesses. Most of us prefer to focus on the forms such as: Buddha, Krishna, Kali, Ganesha, etc.\n\nSome prefer to focus on the formless aspects and would use these yantras. They all have meanings within their sacred geometric shapes. You can find some sites that explain the meanings of each shape.\n\nIt's a pretty cool thing to learn about. I've just recently learnt somethings about them.