importance of this in buddhism? Especially big ones around bhagwan pau and swyambhu chowk? Can others go round big one?

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2. its from newar and tibetan buddhism rather than buddhism as a whole…. it is believed that rotating it is equal to chanting the mantras…

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3. “Om mani padme hum” in Ranjana, although there are different scripts used in different places (I think Boudha has it in Tibetan script although don’t quote me)

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4. Me and my brother used to ride on the big ones in our village. Don’t do it in the valley tho, u might get scolded. But just touching and rotating is fine

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5. By big ones I mean the big wheels where people go and make go around it. By others I mean, like it’s importance and can non – Buddhists join in that big rotation or not?

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6. Development of herd immunity mostly.

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