Uncharted 2 treasures Tibetan Turquoise Ring
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Tibetan Turquoise Healing Stones Medicine Teapot Support Nepalese & Tibetan refugees. Medicine Buddha, Lord of Healing In Mahayana tradition there are infinite Buddhas, bodhisattvas, & deities representing aspects of absolute Buddha-nature, such as compassion, wisdom, power & emptiness. Medicine Buddha embodies the healing aspect. He is worshipped as the dispenser of spiritual medicine that could cure spiritual, psychological & physical dise… |
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Rudraksha Seed Mala with Turquoise Pendant – 108 Beads 6.5mm $42.99 Turquoise is a purification stone. It dispels negative energy and clears electromagnetic smog, providing protection against pollutants in the environment. It balances and aligns all the chakras with the subtle bodies and attunes the physical level to the spiritual. These unique handcrafted Rudraska Turquoise Pendant 108 Bead Mala jewelry pieces are lovingly made in Bali. Each bead has been picke… |
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Tibtan Handmade 108 Yoga Meditation Turquoise Coral Prayer Beads Mala and a Free Copyrighted Buddha Eye Magnet $39.99 This mala is made with coral and turquoise. It is handmade in Nepal. The mala has 108 beads. The bead size is 8mm. It comes with a free copyrighted Buddha eye magnet…. |
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Tibtan Old Turquoise 12mm Coral Yoga Meditation Prayer Beads Mala and a Copyrighted Tibetan Buddha Eye Magnet $189.00 This Tibetan mala is made with old turquoise beads. It has two counting bead strands made with copper. It has 108 beads. The bead size is 12mm. It is handmade in Nepal. It comes with a free copyrighted Buddha eye magnet…. |
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The Snow Lion’s Turquoise Mane $17.16 Snow Lion’s Turquoise Mane, The: Wisdom Tales From Tibet by Das, Surya… |
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Tales of the Turquoise: A Pilgrimage in Dolpo $3.54 Dolpo, a remote Himalayan region of Nepal populated by a Tibetan people, draws more yetis than tourists. In 1961, French sociologist Corneille Jest tagged along on a pilgrimage to sacred shrines around Dolpo, accompanied by a young local and a toothless old yak herder named Karma. Writing like the scientific observer that he is, Jest notes with a detached reverence the landscape and the flora… |
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House of the Turquoise Roof $10.00 ‘…rich in vignettes of the quotidian life of Tibetan aristocrats before the Chinese invasion…deftly conveys the immediacy of her experience to readers.–The Journal of Asian Studies… |
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Altar Cloth / Tibetan Naga Land Tibet Sacred Stones Amulet $39.99 A proper altar holds images or representations of the Buddha’s enlightened body, speech & mind which serve as reminders of the goal of Buddhist practice-to develop these qualities in oneself so as to be able to fully benefit all sentient beings. The reason for setting up an altar is not for fame, for showing off wealth, or to increase pride, but rather it is to reduce one’s mental afflictions & to… |