Guhyasamaja ThangkaThe Guhyasamaja Root Tantra is considered the King of all Tantras in Tibetan buddhism. It is a special healing practice that particularly purifies the subtle body leading to the realisation of the pure crystal Illusory Body. It helps to transform the five main mental defilements and the impure elements of the subtle body and mind into pure crystal energies and qualities. This thangka was painted by an artist from Bhaktapur in Nepal. It is painted on a

The Vajrasattva statue represents the Bodhisattva of Purification in Tibetan Buddhism

revealing the entire paths of Vajrayogini's eleven yogas of the generation stage and the central channel path of the completion stage

Great Wheel Vajrapani belongs to the class of Supreme Yoga Tantra

friends and disciples of the NgalSo lineage have expressed their guru devotion and their gratitude by giving voice to their spiritual insights

the stages of the path

The damaru is a sacred two sided drum that is used by Buddhist lamas and practitioners during tantric prayer ceremonies

In both Hinduism and Buddhism

particularly Trijang Rinpoche's commentary

During the practice we visualise the energies of the five fingers of the right hand as the Five Supreme Healers (Dhyani Buddhas) and the five fingers of the left hand as the Five Great Element Mothers

polished appearance of hematite beads adds a modern touch to traditional mala designs

Often shown with multiple arms and a serene yet commanding expression

Granite: Strength