$15.00 USD
In the Buddhist tradition, it is usual to offer eight different outer offerings to the Three Jewels including three water offerings. The offerings are (from left to right as one faces the shrine) (1) pure water for drinking, (2) water for washing the feet, (3) flowers, (4) incense to please the sense of smell, (5) an oil or butter lamp, or candle, (6) perfumed water, and (7) delicious food for the honored guests. The Tibetan food offering usually consists of a red or white offering torma. An eighth offering of music is traditionally included in the list, represented by cymbals or a conch.
In accordance with traditional texts, there are specific substances to add into the three different water offerings of drinking water, washing/bathing water and perfumed water. To preserve the tradition of making and offering these substances as taught by the great masters, we have made available these three different substances in a convenient set. One only needs to add a few grains into the water every day.
Dimensions of each container : 1.5 cm (diameter); 2.5 cm (height)
$165.00 USD
For practices of the Inner Tantras, one needs the inner offerings of amrita, rakta and torma. Amrita purifies anger, rakta purifies desire and torma purifies ignorance. These inner offerings are...
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Chöd is the practice of “Severance” or “Cutting Through” made well-known by the famous female practitioner, Machig Labdrön. Attaining realization through cutting through ego-clingingNot abandoning others through compassion These two...
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In Nepali tradition, copper tableware is widely used for its beneficial properties. Similarly in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, it is said that we should make our offerings in vessels made...