"Throat Blessing" is a spiritual practice often associated with the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. It involves a ritual where a teacher or monk blesses the throat of a participant, typically to enhance their ability to communicate and express themselves. This blessing is believed to promote clarity in speech and protect against negative speech. The ritual may include the recitation of mantras and the use of sacred objects, such as prayer beads or thangkas. Participants often feel a sense of empowerment and connection to their spiritual path, as the blessing is thought to open channels for positive communication and creativity.