Tibetan Dorje Pendant - silver - Zakiram & Chenrezi

Tibetan Dorje Pendant - Silver - Zakiram & Chenrezi

This handcrafted Tibetan pendant is composed of:
925 silver
Natural turquoise from Hubei province
Red agate called nan hong "southern red" from Yunnan province
As a gemologist graduated from the National Institute of Gemmology in Paris, all our materials are appraised and certified.

Dimensions of this Tibetan pendant:
43mm high by 22mm wide for a weight of 22 grams

SYMBOLISM AND TRADITIONAL USE OF THIS TIBETAN PENDANT:
The bottom of this Tibetan pendant represents a dorje point
The dorje, also known as vajra in Sanskrit, is an important symbol in Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism.
Associated with strength, stability and power. It is considered indestructible, thus representing the strength of mind and the indestructible resolve needed to achieve enlightenment.
The dorje also symbolizes mental clarity and insight. Like a flash of lightning, it represents the suddenness of understanding and the ability to cut through illusion to reach the ultimate truth.
The dorje also represents the union of opposites, symbolizing the unity between compassion and wisdom, method and wisdom, as well as other apparent dualities in human experience. This union is considered essential to transcending dualities and achieving enlightenment.
This powerful emblem of esoteric Buddhism recalls the fundamental essence of existence, a guide to ultimate awakening in the Buddhist path. For a detailed explanation of the Dorje, please click on this text which will take you to our explanation on our pro facebook page

At the top of this pendant is represented the head of the Tibetan goddess of wealth ZAKIRAM , covering and protecting the head of the bodhisattva of compassion CHENREZI
By covering Chenrezi's head, Goddess Zakiram symbolizes the protection and blessing of compassion and compassion over material wealth, representing the idea that compassion and spirituality should guide and protect our quests for material prosperity.
DEITY OF WEALTH ZAKIRAM:

Zakiram was originally a Han princess, who returned to Tibet with a Tibetan monk and became a well-known god of wealth. To learn all about Zakiram, please click on this text which will take you directly to our explanation on our pro facebook page

BODHISATTVA OF COMPASSION CHENREZI:

Chenrezi is part of the triad of the "three saints of the west" with the Bodhisattva Mahasthamaprapta and the Buddha Amitabha.
To learn all about these three essential figures of Buddhism, Please click on this link which will take you directly to our article on our blog.

SYNTHESIS OF THE SPIRITUAL FORCES OF THIS TIBETAN PENDANT:
The dorje is a symbol of strength and spiritual power in Tibetan Buddhism. Combining the head of Zakiram, representing material wealth, with that of Chenrezi, representing compassion and spirituality, at the top of the dorje, symbolizes the idea of ​​the union or harmonious synthesis between these different forces in an individual's life, an invitation to integrate and balance our material aspirations with our spiritual quests to achieve a more complete plenitude.

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