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Tibetan Buddhism: The origin, story and usage of the Mandala Pan |
| Mandala is an important offering vessel in Tibetan Buddhism, used to make offerings to Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and deities. The origin and usage of the mandala are as follows:
The origin of the mandap
Manda is the transliteration of the Sanskrit word "mandala"... |
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The origin and classic story of Liudaomu |
| Liudaomu is also known as Jianglongmu. According to legend, there was such a treasure in Mu Guiying's Muke Village. Because it has a hard texture and naturally has six lines, it is very suitable for collection as a bracelet. Some people also say that these six lines represe... |
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The origin and function of the Tibetan Buddhist tin staff are: |
| The tin staff is a kind of instrument held by Buddhist monks. It is decorated with a metal ring and makes a sound when shaken.
The origin of the tin staff is said to be that the Buddha allowed monks to make a staff that could make sounds in order to prevent monks from frig... |
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The origin and classics of Guru Rinpoche’s walking stick |
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In 746 AD, King Gakkar's new governor, Ratha, invited Guru Rinpoche to the Muthang area. When Guru Rinpoche came to Bhutan from India, he brought two crutches made of cypress wood, and one of them was placed in Trongsa District of Bhutan. In Jixiang, the other one was p... |
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The Origin and Narration of Hayagriva |
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Hayagriva is also known as Horsehead Guanyin (Sanskrit: |
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The story and origin of Green Tara |
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Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva shed two tears out of compassion for all living beings. One tear turned into Green Tara, and the other tear turned into White Tara. The Holy Lord told the public that Tara is the easiest one to respond to! The great siddhas corresponding to Gr... |
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Identifying Your Patron Deity According To The 12 Astrological Animals |
| 十二生肖所對應的八位守護佛
Identifying Your Patron Deity According To The 12 Astrological Animals
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Snow Crystal |
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Snow crystals are located in the mountainous areas of the Himalayas, which are often about 18,000 to 23,000 feet high. It is mostly white, which symbolizes inner peace, but there are some streaks of red or pink that are the result of magma.
It is believed... |
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TONGLEN |
| TONGLEN -a Tibetan Buddhist technique to release the transformative power of compassion
Tonglen is a technique used in Tibetan Buddhism for transforming negative energy into compassion. This is not so much a meditation technique, though it can be used as part of a ... |
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Zambala Purifying Earth products (Eco-Hitech) |
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Zambala Purifying Earth products
Detergent Revolution:
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Guru Padmasambhava |
| Guru Padmasambhava @ Guru Rinpoche @ Ugen Rinpoche @ Ugen Padma Jungney @ Guru Lophen Rinpoche ,
the 'Most Precious Master', is the founder of 'Secret Mantrayana' (Vajrayana) Buddhism and the Buddha of our time.
'I am present in front of anyone who has faith in me,
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Tibetan Aromatherapy Incense |
| Why choose our incense?
The purpose of offering burning incense is to cleanse sentient beings of all defilements. When making an incense offering to sentient beings of the six realms all their obscurations are purified and they will attain liberation from suffering. The ... |
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Crystal Stupa |
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8 Crystal Stupa of Sakaymuni
1.Stupa of Heaped Lotus
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ZAMBALA INC DIRECTION |
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How to Determine your Ring Size |
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The best way to determine your ring size is to try out a few different rings and decide which one fits you best. However, that is not always possible and after all this is the internet. dziTibet uses standard American ring sizing and most rings we carry have sizes ranging... |
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