8 Auspicious Tingsha

Immerse yourself in the sacred resonance of our Tibetan 8 Auspicious Carved Tingsha, a divine blend of spirituality and vibrational healing. Crafted at 3.5 inches, these tingsha carry the essence of the 8 auspicious symbols, each holding profound significance in Tibetan Buddhism.

Key Features:

• Symbolic Significance: The 8 auspicious symbols, deeply revered in Tibetan Buddhism, adorn these tingsha, invoking blessings, luck, and spiritual harmony.
• Soulful Resonance: Elevate your spiritual journey with the harmonious sound of the tingsha, enhancing meditation, mindfulness, and inner connection.
• Sound Healing: Harness the tingsha's sound vibrations to dispel negativity and cultivate positive energy, creating a serene and balanced environment.
• Higher Frequencies: Emitting frequencies of 2000 Hertz and above, these tingsha produce resonant tones that penetrate deeply for profound healing.
• Holistic Practice: Versatile for rituals, meditation, yoga, and energy work, these tingsha amplify your spiritual practice with their transformative sound.
• Eightfold Blessings: The presence of the 8 auspicious symbols empowers your practice with their individual blessings, creating a tapestry of divine resonance.
  
  

8 Auspicious Symbol Spiritual Meaning

1. The Parasol (Chatra): Represents protection and shelter from suffering and negative influences.

2. The Golden Fish (Srivatsa): Symbolizes liberation and fearlessness in the ocean of suffering, as fish are free-moving in water.

3. The Treasure Vase (Kalasha): Signifies spiritual wealth and abundance, containing the treasures of enlightenment, compassion, and wisdom.

4. The Lotus Flower (Padma): Represents purity, spiritual awakening, and the emergence of beauty from the depths of suffering.

5. The Conch Shell (Shankha): Symbolizes the melodious sound of the Dharma, calling people to awaken and take refuge in the teachings.

6. The Endless Knot (Srivasta): Depicts the interconnectedness of all things, reflecting the boundless wisdom and compassion of the Buddha.

7. The Victory Banner (Dhvaja): Represents triumph over negativity and the realization of the path to enlightenment.

8. The Dharma Wheel (Dharmachakra): Symbolizes the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, as well as the teachings of the Buddha that lead to liberation.

Product Specification:

Size: 3 inch
Weight: 300 gm
Material: Mix of 7 metals Specially Bronze and Brass