En version flemard tu fous le siege en travers en fesant gaffe de pas trop tirer sur les cables (il y a de la marge) et de pas fracasser les montants blanc des caches ceintures. un coté apres l'autre et ca passe nickel
je sais pas comment expliquer pour caler le siege mais bon tu fou le dossier entre la banquette ar et le dossier de l'autre siege avant normalement ca tien ca te permet de passer l'aspirateur dessous de sortir tes plastiques enfin tout quoi ^^
Par contre pour ce qui est de ton poste apprends a le regler re-regler pcq un jour ou l'autre tu devras bien le refaire, et si tu commences a bichoner ta vectra parfois il faut/ il vaut mieux debrancher la batterie.
Enfin voila c'est toi qui vois.
MDR Jimbo![]()
--Message édité par Psycho le 26-02-08 à 23:43:56--
je sais pas comment expliquer pour caler le siege mais bon tu fou le dossier entre la banquette ar et le dossier de l'autre siege avant normalement ca tien ca te permet de passer l'aspirateur dessous de sortir tes plastiques enfin tout quoi ^^
Par contre pour ce qui est de ton poste apprends a le regler re-regler pcq un jour ou l'autre tu devras bien le refaire, et si tu commences a bichoner ta vectra parfois il faut/ il vaut mieux debrancher la batterie.
Enfin voila c'est toi qui vois.
MDR Jimbo
--Message édité par Psycho le 26-02-08 à 23:43:56--
Pour ce qui est du réglage du poste, il s'agit aussi de flemme ![]()
Mais je le connais par coeur, et de toute façon va falloir que je revois tous ça, vu que j'ajoute le caisson.
Merci pour ton astuce Psycho, j'ai bien compris![]()
Au fait, ma titine à moi c'est exactement la même que celle de Vectra38! Sauf que moi c'est une 125ch![]()
Mais je le connais par coeur, et de toute façon va falloir que je revois tous ça, vu que j'ajoute le caisson.
Merci pour ton astuce Psycho, j'ai bien compris
Au fait, ma titine à moi c'est exactement la même que celle de Vectra38! Sauf que moi c'est une 125ch
et alors loudwig cette installation ça donne quoi ?
J'allais y venir ![]()
Ben ça donne bien, même très bien!
J'ai d'abord commencé par le passage du câble d'alim côté conducteur. Pour ça, j'ai percé un trou juste en dessous du câble servant à ouvrir le capot, mais d'abord il faut bien entendu démonter la grille en plastique, donc démonter les essuis-glace.
J'ai récupérer le câble d'alim juste en dessous de l'autre, donc derrière la boîte à fusible.
Ensuite colmaté le trou avec du silicone, et remontage de tout ça.
A près je me suis attaqué au passage du câble dans les fameuses goulottes, mais sans rien démonté!
Ca pas été très facile au niveau du siège, mais en forçant un peu on y arrive. Résultat nickel, on voit rien.
Pour la masse de l'ampli, j'ai percé un trou juste en dessous de la trappe d'accès aux feux arrière gauche. J'ai fait passé mon câble là et je me suis juste fixé dans un trou déjà présent dans la tôle (après ponçage biensûr).
Puis vint le moment de passer le câble 2RCA+rem. Là j'ai d'abord démonté la boîte à gants, puis j'ai remonté le câble jusqu'à l'autoradio, que j'avais pris soin de retirer biensûr, mais là encore sans rien débrancher. J'en ai également profité pour raccordé des fils d'alimentation vers un petit boitier dans la boîte à gants pour l'alimentation de disque dur externe USB 2,5" qui me sert de jukebox (sinon le DD avait du mal à être autoalimenté par le port usb de l'AR).
Remontage de l'AR (pfiou! la galère avec la tonne de filasse derrière!!!), puis passage du câbles RCA dans les goulottes. La encore, rien démonté, mais ce fut plus fastidieux car ce câbles est encore plus gros que celui de l'alim! Mais on y arrive quand même ;)
Une fois que tous les câbles étaient arrivés dans le coffre, j'ai pu remonté mon caisson qui avait fini de sécher. Vissage du bornier pris chez Norauto à 17€95 ;) et du boomer.
Préparation du câble reliant l'ampli au caisson (étamage des fils, cosses,...).
Branchement de tous les câbles, pose du fusible de l'ampli dans une petite boîte à côté du moteur (j'ai vu ça quelque part mais je sais plus où), et test! Tout marche au poil!![]()
Y'avait plus qu'à fixer correctement l'ampli comme j'avais prévu au départ, avec des vis auto-forantes et rulez!!!
Ca donne vraiment un bon son ce petit caisson clos.
Si vous voulez, je mettrai une photo du résultat.
En tout cas, je vous remercie pour vos conseils qui m'ont bien aider pour cette install.![]()
Ben ça donne bien, même très bien!
J'ai d'abord commencé par le passage du câble d'alim côté conducteur. Pour ça, j'ai percé un trou juste en dessous du câble servant à ouvrir le capot, mais d'abord il faut bien entendu démonter la grille en plastique, donc démonter les essuis-glace.
J'ai récupérer le câble d'alim juste en dessous de l'autre, donc derrière la boîte à fusible.
Ensuite colmaté le trou avec du silicone, et remontage de tout ça.
A près je me suis attaqué au passage du câble dans les fameuses goulottes, mais sans rien démonté!
Ca pas été très facile au niveau du siège, mais en forçant un peu on y arrive. Résultat nickel, on voit rien.
Pour la masse de l'ampli, j'ai percé un trou juste en dessous de la trappe d'accès aux feux arrière gauche. J'ai fait passé mon câble là et je me suis juste fixé dans un trou déjà présent dans la tôle (après ponçage biensûr).
Puis vint le moment de passer le câble 2RCA+rem. Là j'ai d'abord démonté la boîte à gants, puis j'ai remonté le câble jusqu'à l'autoradio, que j'avais pris soin de retirer biensûr, mais là encore sans rien débrancher. J'en ai également profité pour raccordé des fils d'alimentation vers un petit boitier dans la boîte à gants pour l'alimentation de disque dur externe USB 2,5" qui me sert de jukebox (sinon le DD avait du mal à être autoalimenté par le port usb de l'AR).
Remontage de l'AR (pfiou! la galère avec la tonne de filasse derrière!!!), puis passage du câbles RCA dans les goulottes. La encore, rien démonté, mais ce fut plus fastidieux car ce câbles est encore plus gros que celui de l'alim! Mais on y arrive quand même ;)
Une fois que tous les câbles étaient arrivés dans le coffre, j'ai pu remonté mon caisson qui avait fini de sécher. Vissage du bornier pris chez Norauto à 17€95 ;) et du boomer.
Préparation du câble reliant l'ampli au caisson (étamage des fils, cosses,...).
Branchement de tous les câbles, pose du fusible de l'ampli dans une petite boîte à côté du moteur (j'ai vu ça quelque part mais je sais plus où), et test! Tout marche au poil!
Y'avait plus qu'à fixer correctement l'ampli comme j'avais prévu au départ, avec des vis auto-forantes et rulez!!!
Ca donne vraiment un bon son ce petit caisson clos.
Si vous voulez, je mettrai une photo du résultat.
En tout cas, je vous remercie pour vos conseils qui m'ont bien aider pour cette install.
excellent cest super tout ça !!
quand tu as des petits cables en effet c'est possible de passer comme tu as fait mais avec des gros cables c'est démontage obligatoire je pense.
J'avais passé du 25mm sur la mazout et du 35 sur le v6 bin ça fait un sacré cable à fourrer lol.
quand tu as des petits cables en effet c'est possible de passer comme tu as fait mais avec des gros cables c'est démontage obligatoire je pense.
J'avais passé du 25mm sur la mazout et du 35 sur le v6 bin ça fait un sacré cable à fourrer lol.
Moi il me semble que c'est du 16mm², c'est pour ça que c'est pas trop dur, mis à part les RCA quand même ;)
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[B]How Do I Use Tibetan Prayer Beads. What Do You Mean By Malas?[/B]
Mala is the Sanskrit term used to describe the first prayer beads, which are used to make a count of mantra repetitions. Malas are found in Tibetan Buddhist communities around the globe, either wrapped around the wrists or hanging from the fingers. They are usually coupled with the humming of mantra recitations such as Om mani padme, Om tuttare, ture soha or om mun muni maha-muniye soha. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. Because Tibetan Buddhist practice often involves repeating certain mantras out loud or in a mental way, thousands or even hundreds of thousand times, it's beneficial to record the number of times you have prayed with your rosary, as a spiritual Abacus. Even if you're not actively counting, the repeated repeating of the mantra proceeding bead by bead through the mala can help be a focus for the mind and help it to relax. The most popular mala type is a string made of 108 beads made of precious or semi-precious stones, wood, seeds or even bone. If you make 100 mantras as you go, then you'll be considered to be done with the mala. The remaining 8 beads count as "spare" to make up for any miscounts or mistakes that you make in the process. The head bead is also larger than the rest and is commonly referred to as"guru" beads. However, it's crucial to the circuit's starting point, and is not included in the total of 108 beads. Sometimes, malas contain additional precious stones added at different intervals, like some coral or turquoise, for instance. These can sometimes be added at intervals that you can count, like following 27 beads. The counter beads are an additional and your total count will be 111 instead of 108. A smaller mala with 27 beads, which is worn around the wrist can also be used to make prostrations. In this scenario, the smaller size is wrapped around your hand and repeated four times. There are many other configurations which can be created like 21 or 22. This is acceptable so long as you are able to count with your mala.
Types of Malas
There are numerous types that you can choose from, including ivory and bone, sandalwood and lazis liii or crystal. There are many theories on which type of mala is best to use for different types of prayers, we don't think it is a big deal. We believe that Tibetans generally do not make huge distinctions in the types and applications of malas. Monks and nuns are likely to use cheap malas that are simple and simple to keep like wooden ones. It is possible to make use of any mala that you want. It is best to concentrate on the practice of spirituality that involves chanting mantras and praying instead of the aesthetics or value of your mala. Check out the top rated Nepali Mala for info.
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How To Hold And Count Your Malas
We'd like to remind you, like Tibetan culture usually does, that there is no standard for malas and counting mantras. Each person does it in a different manner. There are several common practices however they don't affect your intention or your attitude to prayer. You're doing what is right if you pray with your heart and use your mala. While some sources suggest that you should hold the mala with your left hand, other sources suggest using it in your right. However, many Tibetans prefer to hold the mala with their right hands. It is typical to keep your mala on one hand, with your prayer wheel on another. It is possible to use your mala by starting with the first beads near the "guru". Hold the mala between the thumb and the index fingers. Repeat your mantra once at a time, either slowly or loudly. With a rolling motion of the thumb, move to the next bead. After you've completed the mantra, repeat it again. By the time you reach the guru bead, you will have completed 100 mantras. Most Tibetans do not leave the guru's bead at this point. Instead, they reverse the direction and turn the mala back to start a new circuit with 100 mantras, returning to the original path. It's unclear why this is the case. We do it because we're used to doing it.
Caring for your Mala
Your mala will grow more significant spiritually when you utilize it to recite mantras, carry it to teachings, and have it blessed possibly by your Guru. Although it's not as sacred as a Buddhist statue or piece of scripture however, it's something we generally treat with reverence. It is not a good idea to throw it away, put it on the ground, or put objects that aren't sacred to it. Tibetans utilize their malas to wrap around their wrists, or around their necks. They are not meant to be worn as necklaces or for self-deprecation, instead, they are a means of showing faith. If you aren't using it for some time or are sleeping or asleep, hang it in a clean, high place near your altar. Ours is kept on a specific bookcase beneath our altar. It's all dependent on you and your desire to handle it with love and respect, all while keeping an approach that is practical and non-stressful.
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Mala is the Sanskrit term used to describe the first prayer beads, which are used to make a count of mantra repetitions. Malas are found in Tibetan Buddhist communities around the globe, either wrapped around the wrists or hanging from the fingers. They are usually coupled with the humming of mantra recitations such as Om mani padme, Om tuttare, ture soha or om mun muni maha-muniye soha. In Tibetan we call them trengwa. Because Tibetan Buddhist practice often involves repeating certain mantras out loud or in a mental way, thousands or even hundreds of thousand times, it's beneficial to record the number of times you have prayed with your rosary, as a spiritual Abacus. Even if you're not actively counting, the repeated repeating of the mantra proceeding bead by bead through the mala can help be a focus for the mind and help it to relax. The most popular mala type is a string made of 108 beads made of precious or semi-precious stones, wood, seeds or even bone. If you make 100 mantras as you go, then you'll be considered to be done with the mala. The remaining 8 beads count as "spare" to make up for any miscounts or mistakes that you make in the process. The head bead is also larger than the rest and is commonly referred to as"guru" beads. However, it's crucial to the circuit's starting point, and is not included in the total of 108 beads. Sometimes, malas contain additional precious stones added at different intervals, like some coral or turquoise, for instance. These can sometimes be added at intervals that you can count, like following 27 beads. The counter beads are an additional and your total count will be 111 instead of 108. A smaller mala with 27 beads, which is worn around the wrist can also be used to make prostrations. In this scenario, the smaller size is wrapped around your hand and repeated four times. There are many other configurations which can be created like 21 or 22. This is acceptable so long as you are able to count with your mala.
Types of Malas
There are numerous types that you can choose from, including ivory and bone, sandalwood and lazis liii or crystal. There are many theories on which type of mala is best to use for different types of prayers, we don't think it is a big deal. We believe that Tibetans generally do not make huge distinctions in the types and applications of malas. Monks and nuns are likely to use cheap malas that are simple and simple to keep like wooden ones. It is possible to make use of any mala that you want. It is best to concentrate on the practice of spirituality that involves chanting mantras and praying instead of the aesthetics or value of your mala. Check out the top rated Nepali Mala for info.
How To Hold And Count Your Malas
We'd like to remind you, like Tibetan culture usually does, that there is no standard for malas and counting mantras. Each person does it in a different manner. There are several common practices however they don't affect your intention or your attitude to prayer. You're doing what is right if you pray with your heart and use your mala. While some sources suggest that you should hold the mala with your left hand, other sources suggest using it in your right. However, many Tibetans prefer to hold the mala with their right hands. It is typical to keep your mala on one hand, with your prayer wheel on another. It is possible to use your mala by starting with the first beads near the "guru". Hold the mala between the thumb and the index fingers. Repeat your mantra once at a time, either slowly or loudly. With a rolling motion of the thumb, move to the next bead. After you've completed the mantra, repeat it again. By the time you reach the guru bead, you will have completed 100 mantras. Most Tibetans do not leave the guru's bead at this point. Instead, they reverse the direction and turn the mala back to start a new circuit with 100 mantras, returning to the original path. It's unclear why this is the case. We do it because we're used to doing it.
Caring for your Mala
Your mala will grow more significant spiritually when you utilize it to recite mantras, carry it to teachings, and have it blessed possibly by your Guru. Although it's not as sacred as a Buddhist statue or piece of scripture however, it's something we generally treat with reverence. It is not a good idea to throw it away, put it on the ground, or put objects that aren't sacred to it. Tibetans utilize their malas to wrap around their wrists, or around their necks. They are not meant to be worn as necklaces or for self-deprecation, instead, they are a means of showing faith. If you aren't using it for some time or are sleeping or asleep, hang it in a clean, high place near your altar. Ours is kept on a specific bookcase beneath our altar. It's all dependent on you and your desire to handle it with love and respect, all while keeping an approach that is practical and non-stressful.
[B]What Is The Mantra Bracelet? And How Can It Benefit You?
A mantra bracelet is a kind of Tibetan bracelet that is charged with the mystical energy. Mantras are also described as phrases, words or syllables. Combining the Sanskrit words manas (which is a word that means "to think") and the word tra (which translates to "tools/instruments" which is a combination of both. Mantra, which translates to "a tool to think", is used to focus your mind. In order to assist with their prayers, Buddhist and Hindu monks were known to wear mantra bracelets. They would use these bracelets to record the number of times they would recite a mantra. However, mantra bracelets have not been limited to monks only. Even common people are wearing these bracelets nowadays. This is why? Since mantra bracelets are often used in prayers and meditation, many believe that they draw positive energy. These bracelets are used to protect themselves and as luck charms. They would then put the bracelet on themselves to transmit the energy.
How Are Mantra Bracelets Made?
Mantra bracelets are made by monks from the local area. When they design the bracelet, tie it, and then weave the bracelet, they will recite a sacred Hindu mantra or Buddhist mantra. This is believed to infuse the bracelet with spiritual energies. The bracelets are typically made using a special rope, which is known as "endless loops." This is one the eight auspicious symbol in Buddhism. It is also possible to find mantra bracelets made of beads that are constructed out of seeds, wood or gems. Metal mantra bracelets are also available, in addition to ropes. They typically feature a mantra from Hindu or Buddhist on the. Have a look at the top mantra cuff bracelet for more.
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Om
Om is among the most powerful mantras found in Hinduism. It is a holy mantra with three words (A-U-M). Om is the sound of all things in Hinduism. It is a powerful symbol to wear as it represents all creations. It can be used to create vibrations that connect you with the energy in the universe.
Om Mani Padme Hum
Om Mani Padme Hum, the most important mantra of Buddhism, is "the jewel is in the lotus." The six-syllable mantra roughly translate to "the gem is within the lotus," and is also referred to as "the jewel of the lotus." It is believed that this mantra can dissolve all impurities in our bodies, minds, and our speech. It is believed to eliminate hate, greed, and desire from our lives, and replace them by wisdom, patience and compassion. This is what is believed to be the root the root of our pain.
Heart Sutra
The Heart Sutra is another sacred text of Buddhism. It teaches us that the secret to perfecting wisdom is through emptying the five dimensions of our human existence. This involves letting go of our feelings, thoughts and will. To free yourself from suffering, you must develop wisdom.
Inspirational Words
Apart from religious scriptures customized mantra bracelets with inspirational quotes are getting more popular. Cuffs and bangles can be personalized to motivate you each day.
What Are Your Favorite Locations To Wear A Mantra Bracelet?
The bracelet is best worn on the left hand. It is believed that the left hand is the one who receives the mantra bracelet. It absorbs the mantra bracelet's vibrations when worn on the left hand. It will lose its energy when it is worn on the left side. This is the reason that the hand on the right can be regarded as the projective hand.
Where Can I Buy Mantra Bracelets
Wearing a mantra bracelet is a great way to reap the many benefits. At Buddha & Karma, we offer a collection of Tibetan mantra bracelets that you can choose from. All of our bracelets are blessed and energized by powerful vibrations that are believed to bring happiness, good luck and protection. Get your mantra bracelet now!
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Six Ways A Mantra Bracelet Can Help You
1. To help you concentrate to help you concentrate, a mantra bracelet that has beads (also called mala wristbands) can be worn. It keeps track of the amount of times you perform a mantra. It's similar to the rosary , and can be used to assist you in tracking your meditation.
2. Reminder
Mantra bracelets can be engraved with significant teachings on Buddhism and Hinduism. They're a great option to embody the ideals of these religions. It's like carrying a prayer that you have recited every day.
3. The True Wisdom Program will assist you to find your true wisdom
Meditation with the mantra bracelet will not only help to keep you in the present. It is believed to remove impurities from your mind, body, and speech. Being a pure version of yourself is possible by getting rid of any negative attachments. Thus, helping you attain enlightenment.
4. Inspire Healing
Positive energy is absorbed by bracelets. They are believed to improve energy flow. The wearing of a mantra bracelet is believed to have healing powers.
5. Brings you happiness and good luck
The bracelet's blessing sounds are thought to be in harmony with the vibrations of the universe. It aligns your energy with the energy of your surroundings. This helps you attract all the positive things in life such as luck as well as happiness and prosperity.
6. Grants Protection
Mantra bracelets can also be used to connect to divine energy. The divine energy acts as your protector and guide at the same time. You are shielded from negativity through wearing a mantra necklace.
These Are The Most Popular Mantras Used In Bracelets
Tibetan monks offer prayers to their bracelets through chanting sacred words, syllables and sounds. Here are the top 10 most common mantras for bracelets.
A mantra bracelet is a kind of Tibetan bracelet that is charged with the mystical energy. Mantras are also described as phrases, words or syllables. Combining the Sanskrit words manas (which is a word that means "to think") and the word tra (which translates to "tools/instruments" which is a combination of both. Mantra, which translates to "a tool to think", is used to focus your mind. In order to assist with their prayers, Buddhist and Hindu monks were known to wear mantra bracelets. They would use these bracelets to record the number of times they would recite a mantra. However, mantra bracelets have not been limited to monks only. Even common people are wearing these bracelets nowadays. This is why? Since mantra bracelets are often used in prayers and meditation, many believe that they draw positive energy. These bracelets are used to protect themselves and as luck charms. They would then put the bracelet on themselves to transmit the energy.
How Are Mantra Bracelets Made?
Mantra bracelets are made by monks from the local area. When they design the bracelet, tie it, and then weave the bracelet, they will recite a sacred Hindu mantra or Buddhist mantra. This is believed to infuse the bracelet with spiritual energies. The bracelets are typically made using a special rope, which is known as "endless loops." This is one the eight auspicious symbol in Buddhism. It is also possible to find mantra bracelets made of beads that are constructed out of seeds, wood or gems. Metal mantra bracelets are also available, in addition to ropes. They typically feature a mantra from Hindu or Buddhist on the. Have a look at the top mantra cuff bracelet for more.
Om
Om is among the most powerful mantras found in Hinduism. It is a holy mantra with three words (A-U-M). Om is the sound of all things in Hinduism. It is a powerful symbol to wear as it represents all creations. It can be used to create vibrations that connect you with the energy in the universe.
Om Mani Padme Hum
Om Mani Padme Hum, the most important mantra of Buddhism, is "the jewel is in the lotus." The six-syllable mantra roughly translate to "the gem is within the lotus," and is also referred to as "the jewel of the lotus." It is believed that this mantra can dissolve all impurities in our bodies, minds, and our speech. It is believed to eliminate hate, greed, and desire from our lives, and replace them by wisdom, patience and compassion. This is what is believed to be the root the root of our pain.
Heart Sutra
The Heart Sutra is another sacred text of Buddhism. It teaches us that the secret to perfecting wisdom is through emptying the five dimensions of our human existence. This involves letting go of our feelings, thoughts and will. To free yourself from suffering, you must develop wisdom.
Inspirational Words
Apart from religious scriptures customized mantra bracelets with inspirational quotes are getting more popular. Cuffs and bangles can be personalized to motivate you each day.
What Are Your Favorite Locations To Wear A Mantra Bracelet?
The bracelet is best worn on the left hand. It is believed that the left hand is the one who receives the mantra bracelet. It absorbs the mantra bracelet's vibrations when worn on the left hand. It will lose its energy when it is worn on the left side. This is the reason that the hand on the right can be regarded as the projective hand.
Where Can I Buy Mantra Bracelets
Wearing a mantra bracelet is a great way to reap the many benefits. At Buddha & Karma, we offer a collection of Tibetan mantra bracelets that you can choose from. All of our bracelets are blessed and energized by powerful vibrations that are believed to bring happiness, good luck and protection. Get your mantra bracelet now!
Six Ways A Mantra Bracelet Can Help You
1. To help you concentrate to help you concentrate, a mantra bracelet that has beads (also called mala wristbands) can be worn. It keeps track of the amount of times you perform a mantra. It's similar to the rosary , and can be used to assist you in tracking your meditation.
2. Reminder
Mantra bracelets can be engraved with significant teachings on Buddhism and Hinduism. They're a great option to embody the ideals of these religions. It's like carrying a prayer that you have recited every day.
3. The True Wisdom Program will assist you to find your true wisdom
Meditation with the mantra bracelet will not only help to keep you in the present. It is believed to remove impurities from your mind, body, and speech. Being a pure version of yourself is possible by getting rid of any negative attachments. Thus, helping you attain enlightenment.
4. Inspire Healing
Positive energy is absorbed by bracelets. They are believed to improve energy flow. The wearing of a mantra bracelet is believed to have healing powers.
5. Brings you happiness and good luck
The bracelet's blessing sounds are thought to be in harmony with the vibrations of the universe. It aligns your energy with the energy of your surroundings. This helps you attract all the positive things in life such as luck as well as happiness and prosperity.
6. Grants Protection
Mantra bracelets can also be used to connect to divine energy. The divine energy acts as your protector and guide at the same time. You are shielded from negativity through wearing a mantra necklace.
These Are The Most Popular Mantras Used In Bracelets
Tibetan monks offer prayers to their bracelets through chanting sacred words, syllables and sounds. Here are the top 10 most common mantras for bracelets.
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