Ceremonial and Spiritual Items Page 2

Our gallery of ceremonial items encompasses a variety of items to help you with your spiritual needs.

• We have statues from India, Nepal, Thailand and Bali.
• We have Buddha’s carved from wood or basalt, Tara’s in bronze and Kwan Yin's  from wood.
• We have a variety of Ganesha's from one inch to over 4 feet.
• Some of the deities we carry include Buddha, Green Tara, White Tara, Padmasambhava, Avalokiteswara, Ganesha, Kwan Yin and Krishna.
• We have thangkas, which are hand painted pictures of a deity or a mandala, surrounded by a brocade cloth.
• Also available are sandalwood, Bodhi seed or Tulse seed malas.
• And we have numerous singing bowls. These are bowls made of 5 metals which will “sing” when a wooden stick is rubbed along the outside rim of the bowl. Sometimes they are referred to as Tibetan bowls but most come from Nepal or India now.
• Prayer wheels of different sizes are also available.
• And we have altar cards, kartikas and purbas.
• And, of course, we have a great selection of stones to help your meditation practice.

There are many studies out now discussing the many benefits that meditation or being spiritual has on ones health and well being. Stress reducing, calming and an overall sense of harmony are just a few. Lower blood pressure and better sleep are others. And we could all use more harmony in our lives!

If we can help you find the dharma supplies or ceremonial objects that you are looking for, we will. Don’t hesitate to call or e-mail us with your questions. If it’s not on our site, we may know someone who carries it.
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Avalokiteswara

Among the 108 forms of Lokeswara, Avalokiteswara is one who refuses to accept Nirvana since he considers such acceptance selfish in view of the ignorance of the great majority of the people who have not yet attained that stage. His sacrifice symbolizes infinite Karuna (compassion), sharing of mankind's misery, willingness to help those in distress. He is savior and protector from danger. He has 1000 arms, each palm has an eye in it so he can see all who are suffering and in need of help. He has 11 heads, 9 of them are his (his head split after realizing the immense amount of suffering that exists), one is his spiritual father Mahakala, and the last is the the head of a buddha.

     His mantra is Om Mani Padme Hum and is found inscribed on rocks, loose stones, in prayer wheels, etc. Avalokiteswara is called Chenrisig in Tibet, and the current Dalai Lama is the reincarnation of Chenrisig. #C9

9 3/4 in. high x 5 1/4 in. wide

$75     SOLD

Reclining Ganesha

Ganesha is the elephant headed god of wisdom and success. He is the defender and remover of obstacle to help keep us on our path. He is one of the sons of Shiva. In this particular statue, he is reclining in a relaxed pose. He has his consort with him. The statue has nice detail Made of bronze in India. #C10

4 3/4 in. tall x 9 3/4 in. wide

$96

3 Headed Ganesha Statue

Ganesha is the elephant headed god of wisdom and success. He is the defender and remover of obstacle to help keep us on our path. He is one of the sons of Shiva. He likes offerings of sweets, flowers and coins. This particular statue of Ganesha has 3 heads, 6 arms and his rodent is at his foot. It is made of bronze and has a reddish patina, giving it an antique look. It's actual age is unknown, but we do know it is not new. #C13

5 in. tall

$78

Prayer Wheel

This is a hand held prayer wheel from Nepal. The mantra of "Om Mani Padme Hum", also known as the 6 syllable prayer, is written 108 times on a piece of paper. It is then rolled up and placed within the cylinder of the wheel. Then when the wheel is spun, every rotation equals the mantra being said 108 times, sending thousands of blessings out to all beings. Some of our prayer wheels have different colored beads, some have beads on top as well as the sides. But they are all similar to the one pictured. #C14

12 1/2 in. high

$48

Bodhi Seed Mala

The mala is the symbol of the never ending cycle. It is a string of seeds or beads, some are made of stone or even bone. They are used to count mantras, or prayers. They usually have 108 beads. This particular mala is made from Bodhi seeds. It is said that it was under the Bodhi tree that Buddha became enlightened. #C15

$35

Tulse Seed Mala

The mala is the symbol of the never ending cycle. It is a string of seeds or beads, some are made of stone or even bone. They are used to count mantras, or prayers. They usually have 108 beads. This particular mala is made from Tulse seeds. They are extremely light in weight, so they are comfortable to use. They are said to hold a high vibrational energy, and are not to be allowed below ones waist. I wish I knew more about tulse seeds, but so far, this is it. #C16

$30

Wooden Kwan Yin

This is a really pretty statue of Kwan Yin, the goddess of compassion. She is carved out of monkey pod wood in Bali. She is standing on a wooden lotus and is carrying a basket (of blessings). She is very peaceful looking. The two tones of the wood create nice swirls, that help her robes look like they are really draping around her. #C18

16 in. tall x 5 1/2 in. wide (at the base)

$124

Quartz Kwan Yin

This is a one of a kind piece. A beautiful Kwan Yin has been hand carved into a quartz crystal. The termination of the crystal has been polished, so light can come through the piece and bring Kwan Yin to life. The rest of the crystal has been left natural. She is holding her vase of nectar. The carving sits on a removable black pedestal. Please see page 3 for one other quartz Kwan Yin (slightly smaller). #C20

5 in. tall x 4 1/2 in. wide.

$280