Description
“The Wish-fulfilling Jewel chakra that increases merit and luck, so that they become as strong as an elephant.” This image originates from the Activity practices of Lama Norlha (Guru Rinpoche inseparable from Dzambhala, a wealth deity), one of the 12 manifestations of Padmasambhava, from the mandala of the Tukdrub Barche Künsel cycle of Chokling Tersar. This manifestation, known as Kyechok Tsulzang, is associated with enriching activity and prosperity. The mantras inscribed in the mandala on this decal are the mantras of each deity in Kyechok Tsulzang’s retinue. In the Chokling Tersar texts, he is referred to as the one who bestows “the siddhi of holding the sky treasury.” Benefits include attracting auspicious circumstances and the flourishing of prosperity and well-being, increasing both material and spiritual wealth.
These decals have been consecrated by an assembly of senior lamas and monks of Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling monastery on auspicious 8th and 25th days of the lunar month (Tara and Dakini days accordingly) through the ritual practices of Kurukulle (dakini of magnetizing activity) and Lama Norlha (enriching activity).
This decal is 12 cm (approx. 4 ¾”) in diameter. Due to the transparent background it looks especially wonderful on window glass or any translucent surface. The stickers are self-adhesive and made of extremely durable, high-grade vinyl that can withstand long exposure outdoors. They are easy to apply and remove from flat surfaces and leave no residue behind when removed carefully.
These decals are not mere decorations. They bear sacred images and mantras, and therefore are to be considered sacred objects. Please treat them with respect, just as you would treat a Buddhist statue or thanka. Do not put them on the floor, do not step over them, and do not place other objects on top of them. Put them in a clean place where they will remind you of your True Nature. “Treating the representations of Body, Speech and Mind with respect and veneration creates a tremendous amount of merit.” – Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche
