Sacred Vajra Yogini Tsatsa

7 Responses to Sacred Vajra Yogini Tsatsa

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   Ooi Pe on Jul 6, 2010 at 8:34 am

   Kechara Discovery (of of the departments within our Kechara organization) has a wide range of Buddha pendants, meticulously crafted from different materials in a modern artistic way and some are enhanced with semi-precious stones. To have any Buddha image touch our body is a blessing; like so for anyone else who comes into contact with an Buddha image. We also have pendants encased in acrylic that is just right for your pets, inspired by Rinpoche’s Mumu. Visit http://www.kechara.com/shopping/ to locate a Kechara Paradise outlet near you and get a pendant for yourself (if you do not have one (or two) already). And they are affordable too.

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   Beng Kooi on Jul 6, 2010 at 2:28 pm

   I absolutely love this tsa tsa / pendant! Rinpoche offered pure gold dust over the entire tsa tsa and then had it encased. I have seen Rinpoche wear this precious tsa tsa several times and he occasionally blesses people with it also.
   More recently, Kechara saraswati arts have applied the same idea to medicinal tsa tsas of Green Tara. These tsa tsas were hand-made in the traditional way and consist entirely of compressed himalayan herbs. KSA artists then offered gold over the entire tsa tsa and once encased, can be safely worn for blessings and protection. These rare pendant/tsa tsas are available at all kechara paradise outlets http://kechara.com/paradise

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   Elena on Jul 7, 2010 at 10:07 am

   “Since I don’t have power to bless, this would be better.” – I chuckled when I read that. Despite how we as students may change our views of Rinpoche due to seeing him through the screen of our obscurations and delusions, the very fact Rinpoche has monk vows and has KEPT his monk vows, is enough for him to bless us. It’s funny how Rinpoche says on other parts of his blog that monks are so holy and have the power to bless people. Yet, when it comes to himself, Rinpoche says that he has no power to bless…talk about humility!
   I think it should be pointed out that the tsa tsas aren’t made from just any old herbs plucked off the Himalayas, but the formula is actually prescribed from Buddhist scriptures. After all, if they weren’t prescribed, any Tom, Dick and Harry could walk out into their own garden and make their own tsa tsas…but then again, the blessing is more in the Buddha itself, isn’t it, more so than the herbs???

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   David Lai on Jul 8, 2010 at 4:12 am

   Vajrayogini is the supreme Yidam for our times because it is just what we lazy people need. It’s requirments and mediations are less complicated and catered by the Buddha for our distracted times. It is said that as time progresses, Vajrayogini’s Tantra increases in efficacy and strength because of it directly counters desire and converts it into the flames of enlightenment.
   On top of that, Vajrayogini promises liberation to her pure realm of Kechara Paradise. Kechara Paradise is a place emanated from the mind of Vajrayogini for practitioners to continue uninterrupted in their meditations and practices to gain full enlightenment. There is no distractions and so it is a surefire means to become fully enlightened. Hence, Rinpoche’s entire organisation is geared towards planting potentials in people’s minds to achieve this pure realm.

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   Andrew James Boon on Jul 10, 2010 at 10:49 pm

   I am constantly blown away with the incredible talent and dedication that these particular artiste have when it comes to create Buddha images. This tsa tsa a mere 1inch in diameter has such incredible detail. Truly a masterpiece to behold indeed! WOW!
   Thank you for your immense generosity once again in sharing with us this remarkable gift of art!
   We too have amazingly gifted people in the organization. Some of whom are with Kechara Saraswati Arts and Kechara Discovery, both of which are headed by super talented Liaison Paul Yap. If you want to learn more on what Paul is doing, please click on the link below:
   http://www.kechara.com/arts & http://www.kechara.com/travel

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   Anila on Nov 5, 2010 at 5:23 pm

   This sacred Vajra Yogini tsa tsa although small and made of clay can have lots of energy and power in it compared to big statues. This tsa tsa may have been passed on by someone who may have done lots of prayers and Retreats and is very energised. Rinpoche knows that this clay tsa tsa of Vajra Yogini is a very high form of a Tantric Budhha that is why he uses the Tsa Tsa to bless people to plant a seed in them so that they will able to practice her tantra in the future. When I as in Ganden visiting Rinpoche, Rinpoche always talk about Vajra Yogini and I did not understand. And now his centre is called Kechara House which is very signifant and auspicious.

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   Bacca Trading on Dec 11, 2010 at 7:07 pm

   For some reason I could only see about half of the post. Is this something on my end or was this on purpose as a teaser?

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