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| + | Invite [[wealth]] and abundance into your [[life]] with an [[Wikipedia:Authenticity|authentic]] handmade [[wealth vase]], energised and [[consecrated]] by the [[monks]] of [[Gaden Monastery]]. | ||
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| + | Calling upon the wealth-attracting energies of the [[Wealth]] [[Buddha]], these [[wish-fulfilling vases]] bless the {{Wiki|environment}}, [[people]] and bring [[luck]] for material gains and [[prosperity]]. | ||
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| + | {{Wiki|Excellent}} for homes, offices or places of business. | ||
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| + | [[Wealth vases]] are extremely powerful in attracting energies of [[wealth]] and increase. | ||
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| + | Also known as [[treasure vases]] or [[feng shui vases]], these wish-fulfilling vases help provide material gain and [[prosperity]], while [[blessing]] and stabilising any {{Wiki|environment}} in which it is placed. | ||
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| + | On a [[spiritual]] level, [[wealth vases]] also help in achieving [[inner wealth]], which are [[spiritual]] [[attainments]]. | ||
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| + | Originating in [[India]], the [[tradition]] of [[wealth vases]] arrived [[in Tibet]] over 1000 years ago. | ||
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| + | The [[ancient]] [[Saint]] [[Padmasambava]] gave specific instructions for creating [[wealth vases]], which represent the [[wealth deities]] themselves. | ||
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| + | [[Tibetans]] have kept [[wealth vases]] for centuries where they are placed in homes, on the [[altar]] and even [[Wikipedia:burial|buried]] in the ground. | ||
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| + | These days, [[wealth vases]] are also kept in offices and places of business for growth and [[prosperity]]. | ||
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| + | These [[Wikipedia:Authenticity|authentic]] [[wealth vases]] are handmade by [[monks]] from [[Gaden Monastery]] according to specific [[scriptural]] instructions. | ||
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| + | The exterior of the [[wealth vase]] is decorated with meticulously painted [[auspicious]] [[symbols of wealth]], while the interior contains [[precious]] items such as [[relics]] from high [[lamas]], {{Wiki|representations}} of [[wealth]] [[Buddhas]], {{Wiki|holy}} items, [[precious]] and semi-precious [[gems]], and the five natural [[elements]] [[including]] [[earth]], {{Wiki|gold}} and {{Wiki|silver}}. | ||
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| + | [[Prayers]] are continuously recited while the [[wealth vases]] are being filled and upon completion, a large [[prayer]] session is conducted to invoke and {{Wiki|seal}} the energies of the [[Wealth]] [[Buddhas]] within the vases. | ||
[[Wealth vases]] may be personalised with {{Wiki|pearl}} decorations or other [[precious]] items as an [[offering]] to the [[Buddhas]] and will enhance its positive energies. | [[Wealth vases]] may be personalised with {{Wiki|pearl}} decorations or other [[precious]] items as an [[offering]] to the [[Buddhas]] and will enhance its positive energies. | ||
Revision as of 09:01, 15 March 2016
Invite wealth and abundance into your life with an authentic handmade wealth vase, energised and consecrated by the monks of Gaden Monastery.
Calling upon the wealth-attracting energies of the Wealth Buddha, these wish-fulfilling vases bless the environment, people and bring luck for material gains and prosperity.
Excellent for homes, offices or places of business.
Wealth vases are extremely powerful in attracting energies of wealth and increase.
Also known as treasure vases or feng shui vases, these wish-fulfilling vases help provide material gain and prosperity, while blessing and stabilising any environment in which it is placed.
On a spiritual level, wealth vases also help in achieving inner wealth, which are spiritual attainments.
Originating in India, the tradition of wealth vases arrived in Tibet over 1000 years ago.
The ancient Saint Padmasambava gave specific instructions for creating wealth vases, which represent the wealth deities themselves.
Tibetans have kept wealth vases for centuries where they are placed in homes, on the altar and even buried in the ground.
These days, wealth vases are also kept in offices and places of business for growth and prosperity.
These authentic wealth vases are handmade by monks from Gaden Monastery according to specific scriptural instructions.
The exterior of the wealth vase is decorated with meticulously painted auspicious symbols of wealth, while the interior contains precious items such as relics from high lamas, representations of wealth Buddhas, holy items, precious and semi-precious gems, and the five natural elements including earth, gold and silver.
Prayers are continuously recited while the wealth vases are being filled and upon completion, a large prayer session is conducted to invoke and seal the energies of the Wealth Buddhas within the vases.
Wealth vases may be personalised with pearl decorations or other precious items as an offering to the Buddhas and will enhance its positive energies.
Keep in a clean high place.
Can be placed on the altar.
Can be placed anywhere in the home, office or place of business, except in bathrooms.
Do not touch with bare hands. Use a khata to move the wealth vase.
Best kept in a casing for protection.
Dimensions:
5” – 5.5” (H) x 4.2 – 4.75” (W)
