The dorje (or vajra) and the bell are used by the Vajrayana practitioner as symbols of method and wisdom, of bliss and emptiness - that is, of the correct view of reality. Indeed, it is by cultivating these two qualities together that we can approach the state of Buddhahood.
The mala - also known as ajapamala - is an instrument used to count recitations and mantras. In Tibetan Buddhism - as to say in the Vajrayana tradition - the mala holds great importance and accompanies the practitioners in all their actions.
Water offerings represent an important and profound spiritual practice in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Learn how to make water offerings: read the explanations and watch the video by Lama Michel Rinpoche.
The khata is a scarf used in Tibetan culture to offer greetings, pay respects, and wish good fortune. There are specific rules to follow when offering a khata to a spiritual teacher or a monk.
Have you ever wondered what goes into creating a sadhana, from the ancient Tibetan text to the final version available in the gompa? This video explores the behind-the-scenes process involved in creating a NgalSo sadhana.
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