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Soulwy

Member Since 2008-08-27
Offline Last Active 2012-05-12 22:07
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In Topic: Thai Post: What Is "Ems World (One Price Box)" ?

2012-05-12 20:48:16

No,only weight..

In Topic: Meditation Bell, Where-O-Where To Find...

2012-05-08 11:23:39

Orang37, how do you do it, posting stories like this over and over again... why not hand over your magic keyboard to me...? Posted Image

To be honest with you, I don't need these for meditation practice. I have been meditating for decades without them, and I still don't feel like I need a prop.
Besides, what I like about meditation and yoga is that the only 'thing' you need is nothing but yourself.
And call it blasphemy, but I am not even interested in Buddhism, history and theory around meditation, I just like plain sitting (or walking for that matter). Nothing more, nothing less.

But as I am a big fan of silence, I am also a big fan of beautiful sounds. I love the sound of the bowls, how it resonates, how  you can play with it, how you can literally feel it.
It is where 2 senses, hearing and feeling, come together.

I want to choose a bowl the way I chose my music instruments, and Loi Kroh is a bit too noisy.
The meditation bell is a gift for someone, but personally I find them soundwise less interesting.

Just listen...


In Topic: Meditation Bell, Where-O-Where To Find...

2012-05-08 01:41:05

CMSally, Udonguy, Basinboy, Swazibird:

Thank you so much for the info.

Loi Kroh has 2 shops, across 7-11 there's a little shop with only bowls.
The other one a little farther away (coming from the moat) has meditation bells as well. The guy told me about the bowls, some were machine made, others handmade. These were made out of old bowls (recycled material)

The bowls are from Tibet, but I am not sure if this is the truth (as we tend to value bowls from Tibet holier than those from other countries, so it is saleswise easier to market them as Tibetan bowls)  I wouldn't be surprised if they were from Nepal or India. Prices are around 1,500 baht for the smaller handmade ones (around 13 cm). Depending on the weight. The bigger shop also has older bowls.

With the traffic in front of the shops it was difficult to hear the sounds well. I think I need more time and effort to find 'the one' Posted Image

Thanks again!

In Topic: Prices For Motorbike Rental

2012-02-03 09:02:02

Try to negociate, when you pay for X months upfront (say 3 months) , a discount is accepted and expected. Shops are not open to negociate in the high season (but you can always try of course)

Last couple of years prices have gone up quicker than before. As long as foreigners are willing to pay, why not jerk up the price... ;-)

In Topic: Rice Cooker Hand Luggage Or In The Suitcase?

2012-02-02 01:44:24

If you insist... I don't have time to buy one when I'm there. And the choice is rather limited.
And I indeed like the more expensive ones, but 25 k... haha...no, not those...

I wonder if they'll check my luggage at the Copenhagen airport...

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