Chod DamaruThe Chod damaru is a traditional ritual drum used in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly in the Chod practice, which focuses on cutting through attachment and ego. In the context of Chod practice, the damaru symbolizes the dual nature of reality and the balance between form and emptiness. Its sound represents the call to dispel ignorance and attachments. It is a double sided drum, held in a raised hand and played by moving only the wrist. Size: 23cm

symbolising the commitment to help others achieve enlightenment

These auspicious signs

When used together in rituals

Dimensions:  30 x 40 cm

Practice of Vajradaka Meditation and Recitation

This thangka was painted by an artist from Bhaktapur in Nepal

called the garland of utpala lotuses

a psychologist specialising in Tibetan Buddhism for over 35 years

founder of the Gelug school

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Using a mala made from hematite can deepen your meditation practice while serving as a reminder of your intentions and inner strength

Hanging this Kapen in your home or in shared spaces such as meditation rooms