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Yak Bracelet
The yak, an animal native to South Central Asia and found throughout the Himalayan region, is revered by Tibetans. These sacred animals represent strength and wisdom when confronting life’s challenges; their constant reminder that life is fleeting makes the bracelet made from yak bone, singing copper wires and turquoise beads even more meaningful.
This bracelet, hand carved by Himalayan artisans and designed to fit wrist sizes from 7 inches to 10 inches. If you would prefer tighter or looser fit please let us know in the comment section at checkout. This handmade healing bracelet aims to amplify your mind, cleanse the body, and protect from negative energy; its yak bone, singing copper and turquoise beads have been imbued with the powerful energy of the Himalayas, providing peace and mysticism into everyday life.
Triple Protection Bracelet
The Triple Protection Bracelet is an increasingly popular piece of jewelry which is believed to provide spiritual and physical protection from negative energies, evil forces, and bad luck. Crafted with various stones such as black tourmaline, hematite, and tiger eye – each believed to have healing properties – this bracelet comes in various colors to make a striking visual statement. When looking to purchase your Triple Protection Bracelet it’s essential that you conduct thorough research in selecting high quality bracelet that reflects both your personal style while trusting intuition when selecting something suitable.
Spiritual Protection
This bracelet’s combination of hematite, tiger eye and black obsidian stones provide powerful spiritual protection energy. It can boost self-esteem and confidence while improving mental clarity, focus and concentration – as well as helping overcome emotional turmoil by balancing emotions. In addition, its healing properties may speed recovery from fatigue.
This bracelet is believed to help connect you with your higher power or guardian angel and offer strength and guidance during times of need. Black tourmaline in this bracelet provides protection from electromagnetic fields and harmful radiation while hematite strengthens mind and body. Furthermore, black obsidian is one of the most protective crystals which shield against negativity while helping release emotional blockages.
While this bracelet may help to protect you from negativity, it should not replace medical treatment or therapy. We advise using it in combination with other forms of self-care like meditation and a healthy lifestyle for optimal results.
Spiritual protection is vital to overall well-being, so finding ways to counteract negative energy around you is vitally important. A triple protection bracelet can be an ideal solution as it shields against negative energies while attracted positive ones – however it is essential that the correct hand be worn when donning one as this could alter its effects.
Tibetan Prayer Beads
Mala beads have long been worn by monks as a symbol of spiritual pursuit and journey towards enlightenment. Mala beads can aid meditation, concentration and mantra recitation as well as promote balance and clarity within our lives – so when choosing mala beads consider what purpose they serve before choosing materials accordingly.
Most authentic malas are handcrafted using holy woods, seeds or semi-precious stones, with one large bead being known as the Guru Bead which contains a mantra. All 108 beads are strung together with thread and tied with a tassel to create prayer beads; real Buddhist prayer beads tend to be simpler than what’s available commercially; they serve as a symbolic statement against material possessions.
The tassel of a necklace often features silk thread crafted into an elegant tassel, adding a beautiful finishing touch. Some beads may even be decorated with semi-precious stones such as coral or turquoise to further adorn their designs and enhance the rosary. Brass is often chosen as mala beads due to its durability and ability to complement vibrant semi-precious stone hues.
Malas are comprised of 108 beads and one guru bead, but their beads can vary in terms of size, colour and design. Bodhi seeds are considered sacred because it’s believed that Buddha used them during his quest for enlightenment beneath a Bodhi tree.
Another option would be tiger eye beads. These gemstones are thought to help counter negative energies and relieve stress, as well as encouraging devotion, commitment and strength within relationships. For an elegant feminine touch, consider selecting pink jade mala beads which symbolise love and compassion – perfect if your focus is more feminine! A tiger eye mala is believed to draw positive energy away while protecting you from negative ones while strengthening relationships and helping with overcoming obstacles.
Tibetan Symbol of Strength
International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Buddhist ethics of abhayadana both hold that the power to use violence comes with a responsibility to act moderately and protect non-combatants. Tibetans believe that spiritual growth and enlightenment entail protecting all beings from suffering or distress.
This principle can be seen reflected in the sacred symbols of Tibet: the lotus flower represents purity and renunciation, the ability to overcome life’s challenges and break free of the cycle of karma that most beings suffer under; while wind horses symbolize speed and strength – used as prayer carriers from earth to heaven; while coiled white conches represent Dharmic teachings that awakens one’s consciousness by awakening it for service of others.
The Buddha-nature manifests as the treasure vase in Tibet murals and can often be seen on Buddhist altars themselves. The vessel symbolizes all that is good and pure in life and its potential to manifest whenever needed – its bottomless depths making up its essence and manifesting at just the right moment when there’s need. This characteristic defines Buddha nature itself.
Tibetan symbols also feature the Eternal Knot, a graphic image consisting of intertwined right angle lines with right angles at right angles that symbolizes how opposing forces interact within an apparent dualistic environment. Also referred to as Dharma Chakra and found throughout Tibet’s monasteries and temples, this profoundly significant Buddhist emblem stands as a key representation of opposing forces that oppose each other in realizing dualistic beliefs.
Finally, the two Golden Fish represent Buddhist fearlessness. Much like Surya (Vedic sun god), who swims through life without tiring or drowning, so too can we face all its hazards and difficulties with joy and courage.
These six symbols of good are linked with longevity. Shou-lao, an ancient Chinese deity associated with long life and immortality, has become an iconic image in Tibetan secular art after Buddhism was accepted there. Furthermore, tranquil sages with crystal rosaries and immortal peach trees, both from China, were adopted into Vajrayana Buddhism as depictions of Amitayus – the Buddha of Immortality.