The decade-long journey of the Himalaya rotation bell in Vietnam

    Chí Long |

    Himalaya rotating bell therapy is becoming a trend, a trend of mental health care chosen and loved by many people.

    Truoc day nhieu nguoi nghi rang que huong cua chuong xoay la Tay Tang do khai niem chuong xoay Tay Tang duoc nhac den nhieu. Tuy nhien que huong thuc su cua chuong xoay nam o vung Himalaya, noc nha the gioi.
    Previously, many people thought that the homeland of the rotating bell was Tibet because the concept of the rotating bell in Tibet was mentioned a lot. However, the real homeland of the rotating bell is in the Himalaya region, the roof of the world.
    Ban dau, day von la nhung chiec bat (to) de dung do an. Nguoi Himalaya co truyen thong dung do an trong nhung chiec bat, dia lam bang vat lieu dong. Ho tin rang do an dung trong bat dong can bang nang luong va khi an cung tot cho suc khoe.
    Initially, these were basins (boxes) for food. The Himalaya people have a tradition of storing food in bowls and plates made of copper. They believe that the food in the copper bowl balances energy and when eaten is also good for health.
    Trong qua trinh su dung nhung chiec bat dong nay cu dan Himalaya phat hien no co the tao ra nhung am thanh ngan rung rat dep. Ho bat dau thu che tac nhung chiec bat nhung khong phai voi cong nang dung thuc an nua ma la de nghe am thanh tu hang ngan nam truoc.
    When using these copper bowls, Himalaya residents discovered that it could create beautiful thunder and vibration sounds. They started to try making bowls but no longer for the purpose of containing food but to listen to the sound from thousands of years ago.
    Mot trong nhung ly do nua khien Nepal ngay nay tro thanh cong xuong che tac chuong xoay tri lieu la boi nghe luyen va che tac do dong truyen thong lau doi la dinh cao cua do thu cong Nepal.
    Another reason why Nepal today has become a therapeutic rotating bell processing workshop is because the long-standing traditional bronze cutting and processing craft is the pinnacle of Nepalese handicrafts. According to the turn signal craftsman and Santa Ratna Shakya, the method of using turn signals to balance the body's energy through distant calculations has existed for thousands of years. He said that Nepalese people have stuck to this method and when some Westerners came here to study and learn about bringing this method to the US and Europe, turn sign therapy became popular.
    Chi trong vong 10 nam qua, o VN da xuat hien hang tram co so cung cap dich vu Tri lieu chuong xoay. Noi dau tien dua phuong phap nay ve phai ke den Ngoi nha Tay Tang OM Himalayas.
    In the past 10 years alone, hundreds of rotating bell treatment facilities have appeared in Vietnam. The first place to introduce this method was the OM Himalayas Saturday Home.
    Ong Nguyen Manh Duy, founder OM Himalayas cho biet: “Tu nam 2016 khi OM Himalayas chinh thuc cung cap dich vu tri lieu chuong xoay va sau do la huong dan nhung nguoi quan tam tim hieu phuong phap nay da co hang ngan khach hang tim toi tri lieu chuong xoay de giai quyet cac van de mat ngu, cang thang, tram cam... Chung toi cung da chia se phuong phap nay toi hang tram hoc vien tren khap ca nuoc”.
    Mr. Nguyen Manh Duy, founder of OM Himalayas, said: Since 2016, when OM Himalayas officially provided the rotating bell therapy service and then guided those interested in learning about this method, thousands of customers have come to rotating bell therapy to solve problems of insomnia, stress, depression... We have also shared this method with hundreds of students across the country. Himalaya rotating bell therapy quickly became a trend and was "catched" by many places in a variety of fields from meditation, yoga, to spas, physical therapy...
    Chuong xoay Himalaya trong khoang 2 nam gan day con gay bat ngo khi duoc su dung nhu mot loai nhac cu trong cac buoi cham soc suc khoe cua cac nhom cong dong song khoe, thanh loc. Nhung chuong trinh nhu vay duoc goi la “tam am thanh” (sound bath) thu hut hang tram nguoi tham gia va de dang cam nhan duoc tac dung mang den giac ngu ngon cung nhu thu gian ma nhac cu chuong xoay mang lai.
    Himalaya rotating bells have been surprisingly used as a musical instrument in health care for healthy, detoxified community groups in the past 2 years. Such programs are called sound baths that attract hundreds of participants and easily feel the effects of bringing good sleep and relaxation that rotating bell instruments bring.
    Theo ba Tran Thu Hien, dong sang lap Sound Healing World don vi to chuc Hoa nhac chua lanh lan dau tien tai Viet Nam chia se: “Day khong phai lan dau tien dan nhac, hoa thanh chuong xoay xuat hien tren san khau lon truoc hang ngan nguoi nghe. Nhung day la dip nhung nguoi yeu thich va thuc hanh tri lieu chuong xoay se co mot trai nghiem va chiem nghiem thu vi ve hanh trinh nang luong chua lanh cua chuong xoay”.
    According to Ms. Tran Thu Hien, co-founder of Sound Healing World, the first healing concert organizer in Vietnam, shared: "This is not the first time the orchestra and the rotating bell harmonies have appeared on a large stage in front of thousands of listeners. But this is an opportunity for those who love and practice rotating bell therapy to have an interesting experience and contemplation of the healing energy journey of rotating bell.
    Chuong xoay Himalaya xuat hien tren cac san khau lon: chuong trinh Brain Talk 9-2022 o Nha hat Thanh pho HCM va Khu du lich tam linh Samten Hill (Lam Dong).
    Himalaya rotating bells appeared on the stages of the brain talk program 9-2022 at the Ho Chi Minh City Theater. In the program "Sound Healing Concert 2025: Journey into Silence" with two storytelling and audio experience nights on September 6 and 7 held at the White Palace event Center (HCMC), the organizer of Sound Healing World also brought the bell to the stage with a grand performance of sound healing art.
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    On the morning of July 1, the bells rang from Tam Chuc Pagoda, Ninh Binh. Photo: Tam Chuc Pagoda

    At exactly 6am, thousands of pagodas across the country rang the bell at the same time

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    At exactly 6:00 a.m. on July 1, 2025, thousands of pagodas and self-honoring facilities across the country simultaneously sent three bell bells and Bat Nha drums.

    More than 18,000 pagodas across the country simultaneously sent bells and drums on July 1. Photo: Luong Ha

    The reason why thousands of pagodas across the country simultaneously sent their morning bells on July 1

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    Pagoda and self-honoring facilities across the country will simultaneously send 3 bells and Trumpets to pray for national peace on the morning of July 1.

    The Meritorious Artist couple represent two typical images of Tuong - Duong vo art in the excerpt of the play " Vo Tam Tu" performed at Quan Thanh Temple during the night tour. Photo: Pham Huyen

    Returning to the ancient Thang Long in the bell of Tran Vu

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    On the side of the road, there are bright electric lights and bustling car horns, the majestic Quan Thanh Temple appears majestic among the somewhat mysterious ancient shadows of a hundred years. This sacred temple will become an overnight tourist destination opening a journey back to the history of the ancient Thang Long citadel.

    Sáng 1.7 những tiếng chuông vang lên từ chùa Tam Chúc, Ninh Bình. Ảnh: Chùa Tam Chúc

    At exactly 6am, thousands of pagodas across the country rang the bell at the same time

    NHÓM PV |

    At exactly 6:00 a.m. on July 1, 2025, thousands of pagodas and self-honoring facilities across the country simultaneously sent three bell bells and Bat Nha drums.

    Hơn 18.000 chùa trên cả nước đồng loạt cử chuông, trống ngày 1.7. Ảnh: Lương Hà

    The reason why thousands of pagodas across the country simultaneously sent their morning bells on July 1

    Chí Long |

    Pagoda and self-honoring facilities across the country will simultaneously send 3 bells and Trumpets to pray for national peace on the morning of July 1.

    Vợ chồng NSƯT đại diện cho hai hình tượng tiêu biểu của nghệ thuật tuồng - đào võ trong trích đoạn vở “Võ Tam Tư” được biểu diễn tại đền Quán Thánh trong tour đêm. Ảnh: Phạm Huyền

    Returning to the ancient Thang Long in the bell of Tran Vu

    Phạm Huyền |

    On the side of the road, there are bright electric lights and bustling car horns, the majestic Quan Thanh Temple appears majestic among the somewhat mysterious ancient shadows of a hundred years. This sacred temple will become an overnight tourist destination opening a journey back to the history of the ancient Thang Long citadel.