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the tradition of burning incense can be applied on any occasion to rejuvenate your surroundings
Book One is a collection of teachings by Phakchok Rinpoche
Includes a history of the Kagyu and an essay on Mahamudra
cuts through the three poisons of hatred
The contents of the vase represents the sacred universe comprising the mandala of visualized deities
pair of brass kapala 14 5cm chöd-damaru-show the tradition of burning incenseKapala is a Sanskrit word meaning skull cup which, ideally, is made from the upper portion of the human cranium. In Tibetan Buddhist thangkas, the skull cup often appears as a libation container clutched in the hand of a wrathful tantric deity. The skull cup carries a great deal of symbolism. In particular, it serves as a constant reminder of impermanence and death, the fate all living beings, however, on a secret level, it is also associated with the
