Nag Kanya – The Guardian Goddess of the Three Realms
Article written April 27, 2020 By hmmart
Nag Kanya – The Guardian Goddess of the Three Realms
Nag Kanya — also known as Naga Kanya or Naag Kanya — snake of the rainbow, daughter of the serpent, guardian of treasures, benevolent goddess of the three realms. In Hindu mythology, Nagas are serpentine spirits who reside in the underworld, protecting and offering the teachings of the Mother Goddess. They are said to guard all esoteric and mystical teachings, offering them only to those who come humbly to receive. In turn, they offer protection and gifts to the seeker.
The Nagas are also known as apsaras, or elemental nymphs who preside over both the natural world as well as the unseen. They are petitioned for weather-related blessings, and it is considered highly disrespectful to pollute environments in which they are said to live. Washing soiled clothes in a Naga – inhabited stream can result in illnesses or Naga afflictions, such as cancer and skin disease.
Amongst the snake guardian elementals, Nag Kanya is Queen. She stands out as a well-loved spiritual ally in the Eastern traditions of India, Nepal, and parts of China.
In some mythological traditions, Nag Kanya is a singular goddess. But in others, “Nag Kanya” are a full tribe of serpent faerie beings. Most stories connect Nag Kanya with Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of good fortune and abundance. Naga Kanya is also said to be a companion or ally of Vishnu — unlike the other Nagas, who fear being eaten by Garuda, Vishnu’s mythical bird mount. In the Buddhist traditions, Naga Kanya is regarded as a Tantric goddess and protector of Dharma.
Among devotees, Nag Kanya is said to bring enormous blessings–everything from prosperity, rain, friendship, romance, spiritual growth & enlightenment, good opportunities, generosity, protection, wisdom, and support. Their power is so great that no temple can house them—instead, they roam freely across the earth, giving their blessings wherever a humble home offering pleases them.
Gestures and Attributes
Nag Kanya is most often depicted as a woman with the lower body of a serpent, the torso of a human female, and bird wings, with hooded cobras presiding up above her crown and a conch shell in her hands. Some stories and images depict her with 5 cobras, others with 7 or 9. The number of snakes above Nag Kanya’s crown indicates one who has accessed a very high level of initiation; a fully activated Kundalini energy.
Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue
Article written April 24, 2020 By hmmart
Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba – The Lion of the Shakyas
Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue: Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba is the Buddha of our time. He is the glorious root teacher of all the diverse lineages that make up Buddhism as we know it. Born Siddhartha Gautama more than 2500 years ago, he was the crown prince of the Shakya kingdom located in the Himalayan foothills of what is now southern Nepal. He left luxurious palace life behind him, however, in pursuit of the truth of the origin of suffering and the cessation of fear. His astounding courage, determination, wisdom and compassion led to his perfect enlightenment despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. His teachings have transformed individuals and nations throughout the world and still speak to us today.
Gestures and Attributes
Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba is depicted with his right hand extended to the earth in the Bhumisparsha Mudra, the gesture of witness like this; Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue. He is “calling the earth to witness” his supreme victory over the temptations and illusions of the material world as symbolized by the demon Mara. His left hand lies in his lap with palm upward in the gesture of meditation (Dhyana Mudra). In some representations he also holds the begging bowl of an ordained Buddhist monk. The bowl contains three precious nectars indicating that he has conquered the three demons of uncontrolled death, contaminated aggregates, and delusion. Thus, this posture is known as “Buddha Shakyamuni Conquering the Demons” and shows the moment of the Buddha’s full enlightenment under the Bodhi tree.
About this Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue
Expertly cast from copper alloy using Lost Wax Method and gilded with 24 karat gold, this sculpture is a profoundly moving representation of Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue. He sits majestically upon a single lotus throne, his head slightly bowed, smiling softly in sublime meditation. His monastic robes drape beautifully across his shoulder and arm and are exquisitely detailed throughout the statue. Shakyamuni Buddha Tomba Statue was individually handcrafted in Patan, Nepal by master artisans of the Shakya clan who are considered among the best in the world. These craftsmen are the modern heirs to a centuries-old tradition of creating sacred art for use in temples and monasteries. The fine metalworking techniques have been passed down from generation to generation since ancient times.
Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box
Article written April 23, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendant is mostly made of silver like this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box – Ritual Item
This excellent Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings; the Coral Stone in the middle and decorated with Coral and Emerald Stones on surrounding make this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Coral Stone Ghau Pendant Prayer Box is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Coral Stone Pendant Ghau
Article written April 23, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Coral Stone Pendant Ghau: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Coral Stone Pendant Ghau; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Coral Stone Pendant Ghau – Ritual Item
This excellent Coral Stone Pendant Ghau is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings; the Coral Stone in the middle make this Coral Stone Pendant Ghau a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Coral Stone Pendant Ghau is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Coral Stone Ghau Pendant
Article written April 23, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Coral Stone Ghau Pendant: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant – Ritual Item
This excellent Coral Stone Ghau Pendant is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings; the Coral Stone in the middle and decorated with Turquoise Stones on surrounding make this Coral Stone Ghau Pendant a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Coral Stone Ghau Pendant is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Garnet Stone Pendant
Article written April 22, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Garnet Stone Pendant: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Garnet Stone Pendant; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Garnet Stone Pendant – Ritual Item
This excellent Garnet Stone Pendant is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings and the Garnet Stone in the middle make this Garnet Stone Pendant a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Garnet Stone Pendant is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant
Article written April 22, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant – Ritual Item
This excellent Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings and the Smoky Quartz Stone in the middle make this Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Smoky Quartz Stone Pendant is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Turquoise Stone Pendant
Article written April 22, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Turquoise Stone Pendant: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Turquoise Stone Pendant; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Turquoise Stone Pendant – Ritual Item
This excellent Turquoise Stone Pendant is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings and the Turquoise Stone in the middle make this Turquoise Stone Pendant a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Turquoise Stone Pendant is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant
Article written April 22, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau / Pendant / Prayer Box
Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghaus or Pendants are mostly made of silver like this Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant – Ritual item
This excellent Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver and has fine intricate hand carvings and the Blue Sapphire in the middle make this Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Blue Sapphire Stone Pendant is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.
Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau
Article written April 21, 2020 By hmmart
Ghau – Prayer Box Pendant
Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau: Ghau is a small prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during their travel to hold their sacred deity inside. Now, Ghau or Prayer Box pendants are often used as jewelry or personal adornment. They are used to carry prayers or prayer concerns or photos, poems, small items, or memories. Ghau pendants can carry your prayers near to your heart throughout the day. They are jewelry that has a history. The Ghau opens to a concealed inner space, and is traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists to hold a picture of their favorite deity or Lama, a folded-up scroll of sacred mantras, special herbs or sacred relics. The Ghau is used as an amulet to help the wearer to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. A Ghau is also used as a portable shrine and are worn on a cord around the neck and hung close to the heart.
These Ghau is mostly made of silver like this Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau; however, the artisans also use copper, brass, gold and other metals. Ghau often have intricate designs of deity, auspicious symbols and mantras inscribed on their outer and inner surface Ghau is often decorated by semi-precious gemstones which have various healing effects on the wearer. Turquoise, considered by many as a master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli and Coral are especially popular in Ghau or Prayer Box design for their beauty and healing properties. Other gemstones used by the craftsman include: amber, carnelian, amethyst, malachite, onyx and topaz.
About this Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau – Ritual Item
This excellent Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau is entirely a hand carved piece; which is made from Silver with 24 Karat Gold Gilded and has fine intricate hand carvings; the Coral Stones in the middle and decorated with Emerald, Ruby and Coral Stones on surrounding make this Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau a stunning piece of art. This beautiful Coral Stones Silver Round Pendant Ghau is hand made by the master artisans of Patan, which lies in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal; who have been in the business from generations.