Pendant and relic holder- the Prayer WheelThis small wheel is a pendant and relic holder. It can be opened and hold relics of holy beings and blessed substances. It can be worn around the neck as 'protection'. The prayer wheel is a very old traditional object for Dharma practice. Inside the wheel are rolls of mantras and by spinning it the energy of the mantras contained diffuses out into the ten directions for the benefit of beings and the environment. Large prayer wheels can be seen in the

Mala prayer beads made of Dragon’s Blood Jasper are distinctive and powerful spiritual tools

12 mm thick plywood panel decorated with the sacred Merit Field image on the front

self-awareness

It is used to count mantras and to keep concentration during recitation

representing different aspects of enlightened mind and embodying the qualities of wisdom

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The Kalachakra gau necklace is worn not only for spiritual protection but also during meditation

while the bell represents compassion and the feminine principle

Statues of Amitayus are often used in meditation and rituals

He is a manifestation of Manjushri

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