Stupas are symbols of Dharmakaya, the formless aspect of enlightenment free of all attributes. In Tibet where they are known as chortens, they are venerated as manifestations of the body, speech, and mind of the Buddha and the stages of the spiritual path. They are traditionally placed on the highest level of an altar. | |
Carved Walnut Stupa - $35.00 These simple wooden stupas are hand-carved from blocks of walnut left over from building ritual drums for Odiyan’s temples. Each one is unique, flowing with blessings as you practice, a reminder of the timeless immanence of enlightenment. Also a very auspicious gift for close friends. |
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Stupa Pin - $12.00 Our elegant gold-plated Stupa pins, created for the 1996 Odiyan Open House, replicate Odiyan’s 108 foot tall, gold-leafed Enlightenment Stupa. Wear it close to your heart or place it on your altar. |
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Send a gift of prayers to your friends, family and loved ones.
Just like Tibetan pilgrims, wear it as reminder of the Buddha's wisdom and compassion.
Evoke the blessings of 2 million repetitions of the mantra –
Om Mani Padme Hum.
Lift your spirits with the etherial, wind-kissed tones of our handsome Buddha chime.
Symbols of the formless aspect of enlightenment free of all attributes.
As the wind blows invoke the blessings of the enlightened ones.
Stones known as 'mani' meaning 'precious' inscribed with mantras and sacred symbols.
Traditional Tibetan religious paintings offer a beautiful manifestation of the divine.
Finely embossed copper incense burner & incense made in the Mindroling monastery in Tibet.
Offer this traditional Tibetan ceremonial scarf as a gesture of recognition, love, and respect.
With these bowls stimulate the senses and deepen meditation, and cultivate generosity.
Traditonal Tibetan door curtains ornamented with Dharma symbols.
Keep track of your mantras with healing bone prayer beads and rosewood prayer beads.
Good for any purchase at Nyingma Institute, Dharma Publishing bookstore and our online store. Read more...
"Future generations may be able to appreciate these sacred forms not just as artistic expressions, but as symbols of the Enlightened Ones, a record of the lineage of the Buddha down to modern times. May these images hold the doorway to enlightenment open for the future."
-Tarthang Tulku
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