Tsha Tsha,Guru Rinpoche - Mini Buddha statue,Wish plaque,Prayer plaque

Significance

Buddha amulets are seen as a way to connect with the Buddha and to receive his protection and blessings. They are also believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits and to bring good luck.

Process and Rituals

Tsa Tsa is made using good clay found near the monastery, mixed with incense ash and some other blessed materials for support. The creation of Tsa Tsa is accompanied by chanting of mantras by lamas. To commemorate, Tsa Tsa will be mixed with the ashes of famous lamas. Sometimes, for a certain reason, barley or wheat grains are added. Some also include small scrolls of scripture, and some, Tibetan medicine for medical purposes. The small clay pagodas or small clay Buddha statues made through this ritual are Tsa Tsa.

Origin

Buddha amulets have been worn by Buddhists for centuries. 

The Most Popular Buddha Amulets Come from the Vajrayana Buddhist Regions of the Himalayas and the Theravada Buddhist Regions of Thailand.

Introduction

Guru Rinpoche (c. 8th century) was a renowned Buddhist master, tantric practitioner, and founder of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. He is revered as a second Buddha and is considered one of the most important figures in Tibetan history. He is considered the father of Tibetan Buddhism. His teachings and practices continue to inspire and guide Buddhists around the world. He is the embodiment of the compassion and wisdom of all the Buddhas. Anyone who prays to him will immediately receive his blessings. No matter what you ask him for, he has the power to fulfill your wishes instantly.

Place a statue or photo of Guru Rinpoche in front of you, and gently focus your attention on his face, especially his eyes. Deep and serene, he will guide you to a state of awakening free from attachment. Peacefully surrender your heart to Guru Rinpoche.

This Tsa Tsa comes in two types: gold-plated and original color. Gold-plated Tsa Tsa offers a more majestic appearance, while the original color provides greater clarity of details.

The back of the Tsa Tsa is imprinted with "Om Ah Hum," symbolizing the Buddha's body, speech, and mind.

Inviting the TsaTsa back home right now, fulfill your wishes instantly.

Believe in the power of believing.

Disclaimer

Different Tsa Tsa for different Buddhas require different blessed materials, resulting in varying costs.

Due to their handmade nature, Tsa Tsa often bears handprints, which are unavoidable. Additionally, finding two identical Tsa Tsa is highly unlikely.

Diamete:25mm