Again, I was drawn to a street market and it found me, as my melong had found me in the past, but from a very different source.
I know they sometimes come in pairs, but this one looked lonely so I bought it! It sounds 'right' somehow.

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Blue Garuda wrote:I now have a kangling (thigh bone trumpet). This one is copper and bronze, and looks quite old.
Again, I was drawn to a street market and it found me, as my melong had found me in the past, but from a very different source.![]()
I know they sometimes come in pairs, but this one looked lonely so I bought it! It sounds 'right' somehow.
Stewart wrote:
The Chod Kangling is the thigh bone one, also made sometimes of resin or wood. My friends site, Garuda trading, has some really nice wood ones from Bhutan.
Stewart wrote:
Hi BG,
This type of Kangling isn't usually used for Chod. It's usually part of a set of 2 used in Pujas. Played along with Gyalings and Radongs etc
The Chod Kangling is the thigh bone one, also made sometimes of resin or wood. My friends site, Garuda trading, has some really nice wood ones from Bhutan.
I had a really good quality human thigh bone Kangling, but gave it away a few years back to someone going into a 3 year retreat.
lobster wrote:http://buddhism-for-vampires.com/kangling-chod![]()
Some tips, good to see my look a likey, the scorpion doing something useful . . .
underthetree wrote:Incidentally, do the DC use kangling in their Chod?
underthetree wrote:lobster wrote:http://buddhism-for-vampires.com/kangling-chod![]()
Some tips, good to see my look a likey, the scorpion doing something useful . . .
What a great article. I've been admiring his writing lately. And I've been looking for a kangling for a while - this spurs me on. Also a kapala - but that's a different thread.
Incidentally, do the DC use kangling in their Chod?
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