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Nepal Himalayas Carved Quartz Small Dorje Vajra
Tibetan Buddhist
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The Vajra essentially symbolizes the impenetrable, immovable, immutable, indivisible, and indestructible state of enlightenment or Buddhahood.

A ritual gesture is performed crossing the tools over the chest, representing union of the male and female principals. As ritual tools, they are similar in symbolism to the chalice and dagger used in Wicca and ritual magick.

What is Dorje (Dorja) Varje (Varja)?

In Tibetan, Dorje  (Dorja) means 'indestructible.' an equivalent of the double terminated Shaman/Wiccan/Wizard's ritual tool. Other names for it are: Vajra, and/or thunderbolt. Dorje represents Thunder universal force, inspiration and pure positive energy that cuts off seducement from ungrounded negative energy. It is a formation of male and feminine counterpart. The spoked ends represent the closing of the spokes of the wheel of Samsara; enlightenment of Karma.

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Hand carved with excellent workmanship!
The Dorje was created to facilitate centering ones energies and quieting the mind. It represents balance in all things. The Dorje held in the right hand of many Buddhist carvings, often near the heart, expresses qualities of Wisdom. Set this Dorje in your house or alter may bring peaceful energy in and drives out the obstacle energy. Himalayan quartz are much warmer in feeling when compares to Brazilian quartz.

68.  RARE - QUARTZ TANTRA **CRYSTAL SRI YANTRA**  103 ct.
NEW

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Weight: 20.6 Grams - Measures 24.2 x 27.6 mm

$49.99

83. Rare Sterling Silver and Quartz laser etched Dorje Pendant
Wear your Dorje!


$99.00
This Tibetan Dorje pendant was created from stunning
sterling silver and quartz cabochon  laser etched Dorje.
Size: laser etched Dorje 17mm
Quartz cabochon 30mm
Bail and pendant 47mm total length.
 

87. Himalayan Clear Crystal Bejaz (Dorje) 175 ct., 73mm
NEW

$149.00Only 1 left.
Weight: 175 ct.
Measurement: 12 X 27 X 73 mm / 0.5 X 1.1 X 2.9 inch
$159.00
Bejaz (which means "thunder") is one of the most ancient Tibetan symbols. Another name for it is "Vairam", which means diamond.
 

7. Rare Tantra Smoky Topaz Healing Bejaz (Dorje) 165 ct.

Penny for size.
Rare Tantra Smoky Topaz Healing Bejaz (Dorje) 165 ct.

$149.00
Weight: 165 ct / 0.07 lb / 1.15 oz
From: Tamil Nadu
Measurement: 12 x 27 x 72 mm / 0.4 x 1.0 x 2.8 inch

95. TANTRIC - CHALCEDONY - BEJAZ - DORJE - DZI EYE 100 ct 59 mm
NEW


$95.00
20 Grams
SIZE: 12 x 21 x 59
THE SACRED ONE WEIGHTS AT 100 CARATS AND WAS HAND CARVED. One  authentic DZI eye on the body, Giving a beautiful sound when shaking it in meditation.
CHALCEDONY is one of the stones of the Heavenly Jerusalem.  It represents the elements Air and Water. Stimulates the metabolism and the expression, antioxidant,  releases anger and states of tension, and gives serenity, brotherhood, stability and equilibrium. Helps concentration and to dissolve nightmares.

88. Gorgeous Green~Tibet PHURBA, PHURBHU Authentic VAJRA DZI


$89.00

45. Tibet 4 heads Dorje Phurpa dagger agate pendant

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$119.00

Only 1 left.
4 Heads Dorje Phurpa Dagger
Size: 1.9cm x 6.7cm x 6.7cm
Material: natural agate

This listing is for a beautiful Tibetan 4 heads dorje phurpa dagger agate amulet pendant.

The Vajra is the quintessential symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism, which derives its name from the vajra itself. The Sanskrit term vajra means 'the hard or mighty one', and its Tibetan equivalent dorje means an indestructible hardness and brilliance like the diamond, which cannot be cut or broken. The vajra essentially symbolizes the impenetrable, immovable, immutable, indivisible, and indestructible state of enlightenment or Buddhahood. The form of the vajra as a scepter or a weapon appears to have its origin in the single or double trident, which arose as a symbol of the thunderbolt or lightning in many ancient civilizations of the Near and Middle East. Parallels are postulated with the meteoric hammer of the Teutonic sky-god Thor, the thunderbolt and scepter of the Greek sky-god Zeus, and the three thunderbolts of the Roman god Jupiter. As a hurled weapon the indestructible thunderbolt blazed like a meteoric fireball across the heavens, in a maelstrom of thunder, fire and lightning. In ancient India, the vajra, as a thunderbolt, became the chief weapon of the Vedic sky-god Indra. It controlled the forces of thunder and lightning, breaking open the monsoon storm clouds, bringing the welcome rains to the parched plains of an Indian summer. According to legend, Indra's thunderbolt was fashioned from the bones of the great Rishi Dadhichi, who was decapitated by Indra in sacrifice. Dadhichi's 'indestructible' skull-bones gave Indra the most powerful of weapons. By its energy he slew innumerable of his enemy demons. In mythological descriptions, Indra's thunderbolt or vajra is shaped either like a circular discus with a hole at its center, or in the form of a cross with transverse bladed bars. The Rigveda, the most ancient text in the world, identifies the vajra as a notched metal club with a thousand prongs. What is significant is that all these descriptions identify the vajra as having open prongs, unlike the Buddhist one, which has closed prongs. According to a Buddhist legend, Shakyamuni took the vajra weapon from Indra and forced its wrathful open prongs together, thus forming a peaceful Buddhist scepter with closed prongs. The Buddhist vajra hence absorbed the unbreakable and indestructible power of the thunderbolt. The Buddhist vajra may be represented with one to nine prongs. It is designed with a central shaft that is pointed at each end. The middle section consists of two lotuses from which may spring, at each end, for example, six prongs of the dorje. Together with the projecting and pointed central shaft, each end thus becomes seven pronged. The outside six prongs face inwards towards the central prong. Each of these outside prongs arise from the heads of makaras (mythical crocodiles), which face outwards. The mouths of the makaras are wide open and the prongs emanate from the mouth like tongues of flame. The vajra is generally two-sided but the vishvavajra or the double thunderbolt has four heads representing the four dhyani Buddhas of the four directions namely, Amoghasiddhi for north, Akshobhya, who presides over the east, Ratnasambhava, lord of the south, and Amitabha who reigns over the west. It is the emblem of the crossed vajra that is inscribed upon the metal base that is used to seal deity statues after they have been consecrated. The vajra is indeed the most important ritual implement and symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism. It is so important that many of the Vajrayana deities have the word vajra prefixed to their names, two of them being Vajradhara and Vajrasattva. When used in ritual, the vajra is paired with the bell. It represents the masculine principle and is held in the right hand, the bell, held in the left hand, represents the female principle.
 

11. Beautiful Shiva Lingam


$14.99
Penny for size.
Weight: 64.5 Grams
Size: 62.7mm -  Approx. 2.5"

This type of Lingam has been worshipped in
Hindu temples and the small "puja" room of private
home for thousand of years.

Hindu Art
Each pendant is a miniature piece of art work.
Rare Sterling Silver Pendants
1 1/2" wide by 2" long 
40 X 60MM
$99.00 Each
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Beautiful Art Work
Limited Quantity - Only 1 of each Available!

38. Imperial Green Jade Quan Yin Amulet
Pendant /Talisman


$39.99
35mm Long

39. Imperial Green Jade Buddha Amulet
Pendant /Talisman


$39.99
35mm Long
 

77.  RARE - QUARTZ TANTRA **CRYSTAL SRI YANTRA**  156 ct.

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Weight: 31.2 Grams - Measures 24.2 x 39.3 mm

$49.00