Rare U.V. "Oṃ maṇi padme hūm̐" 2 Eyes Dzi (56mm) with Vajra Stand - Blessed by Monk- 12.2 g - (3)

- U.V. Torch (no battery / usb charging) Vajra Stand and Calligraphy are included.
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>>> For the first time, this remarkable U.V. Dzi bead is being offered for sale in Europe, after years of strong demand in China, Taiwan, and Thailand, where Dzi beads are highly valued for their cultural and spiritual significance. Traditionally treasured in East and Southeast Asia, these beads are now available to European collectors and practitioners, reflecting the growing international appreciation for Tibetan spiritual artifacts and the unique protective and auspicious qualities they represent.
>>> The Vajra Dzi bead, inspired by the sacred diamond scepter (Dorje) of Tibetan Buddhism, embodies indestructibility, spiritual power, and the steadfast mind needed for enlightenment. Its motif symbolizes the union of Samsara and Nirvana, guiding the wearer to transcend illusion and ignorance. Worn as a talisman, it wards off negative energies, dispels evil spirits, and fortifies inner strength.
>>> When exposed to ultraviolet light, the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum appears on the bead, amplifying its protective and transformative energy. This radiant mantra infuses the Vajra Dzi with compassion and wisdom, supporting spiritual growth and clarity. Together, the Vajra symbol and the revealed mantra empower the wearer to overcome obstacles, achieve insight, and progress confidently on the path to enlightenment.
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CEREMONY APRIL 2024:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5gkg-_pPMU
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All the DZI I sell receive a Purification and Awakening Ceremony by my friend and Tibetan Monk Jagdag. This Ritual is inspired by chinese "KAIGUANG" (開光). Kaiguang is the Chinese term for consecration of a statue of a deity. In Chinese, the literal meaning of Kaiguang is "opening of light". While it is often performed in the Buddhist and Taoist faiths. It is believed that if a statue dont go through KAIGUANG, it cannot be worshiped or used for performance, as the eyes are still "closed".
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----------VAJRA----------(On the center of the Vajra is engraved "Om Mani Padme Om")
>>> The Vajra, Sanskrit word (वज्र), meaning "diamond" and "thunderbolt", is an important symbol and a ritual instrument in Hinduism and especially in the Buddhist tradition vajrayāna ("way of the diamond") to which it gave its name.
>>> In Buddhism, the Vajra (Standard Tibetan: dorje) is the symbol of Vajrayana, one of the three major schools of Buddhism. Vajrayana is translated as "Thunderbolt Way" or "Diamond Way" and can imply the thunderbolt experience of Buddhist enlightenment or Bodhi. It also implies indestructibility, just as diamonds are harder than other gemstones.
>>> It represents the indestructibility and immutability that overcomes all obstacles. The name Dorje is also a male given name in Tibet and Bhutan, it becomes Dorj in Mongolia.
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----------Oṃ Maṇi Padme Hūṃ: Meaning and Significance----------
>>> Oṃ maṇi padme hūṃ is a six-syllable Sanskrit mantra deeply associated with Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig in Tibetan), the bodhisattva of compassion in Mahayana Buddhism. It is considered one of the most widely used and recognized mantras in Buddhism, especially in Tibetan traditions.
-----Breakdown of the Mantra-----
- Oṃ: Represents the practitioner's impure body, speech, and mind, as well as the pure, exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha.
- Maṇi: Means "jewel" in Sanskrit; symbolizes the altruistic intention to become enlightened, compassion, and love.
- Padme: Means "lotus"; symbolizes wisdom, as the lotus grows from mud but remains unstained, representing purity and spiritual emergence.
- Hūṃ: Symbolizes indivisibility, the unity of method (compassion) and wisdom, and is associated with the immovable quality of Akshobhya Buddha.
-----Symbolism and Practice-----
>>> The mantra encapsulates the path to enlightenment, suggesting that through the indivisible unity of compassion (method) and wisdom, one can transform impure body, speech, and mind into the pure aspects of a Buddha. Each syllable is also said to purify a particular destructive emotion and block rebirth in the six realms of samsara.
-----Spiritual Benefits-----
- Reciting the mantra is believed to invoke the blessings and compassion of Avalokiteshvara.
- It is said to bring profound peace, protection, and spiritual merit, and is accessible to all, regardless of one's background.
- Traditional texts claim that reciting the mantra many times can lead to liberation from suffering and even the attainment of Buddhahood.

>>> Oṃ maṇi padme hūṃ is more than just a phrase; it is a condensed expression of Buddhist teachings on compassion, wisdom, and the transformative journey toward enlightenment. Its recitation is a central practice in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the essence of the path to awakening.
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----------VAJRA DZI----------
The Phurba Dzi, also known as the Vajra Dzi, symbolizes the sacred scepter used by Buddhists to attain enlightenment. Whether called Dharma Dzi or Dorje Dzi, this emblem grants its possessor unique influence over others and heightened concentration abilities.

The Dzi Vajra features a distinctive pattern representing the vajra, a term in Sanskrit signifying “lightning strike” and “diamond.” In Tibetan Buddhism, “Dorje” is synonymous with “vajra” and denotes a sacred weapon—a diamond scepter symbolizing supreme power and justice.

The diamond scepter depicted on the Vajra Dzi comprises several components. The central sphere symbolizes Sumyata, the primordial nature of the Universe. Extending from it are two lotus flowers—one representing the phenomenal world (samsara) and the other representing the noumenal world (nirvana). This dichotomy is fundamental for individuals not yet enlightened.

The Vajra Dzi embodies the Vajra, the weapon of the deity Indra, symbolizing steadfastness of mind and spiritual strength. This divine scepter aids in overcoming obstacles hindering enlightenment.

This sacred weapon assists in pacifying supernatural entities like ghosts, evil spirits, and demons—primary adversaries influencing human consciousness. “Dorje” in Tibetan translates to “indestructible.” The Vajra Dzi represents indestructibility and unyielding masculine power (Jan), contributing to enlightenment and dispelling ignorance and illusions. It fortifies the human spirit and enhances overall well-being, guiding the possessor toward true wisdom and enlightenment.

The Vajra Dzi assists in navigating negative energies and warding off evil spirits obstructing spiritual growth. It aids in overcoming ignorance, gaining knowledge, attaining new insights, and achieving enlightenment. Wearing the Vajra Dzi facilitates a smoother journey toward.
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----------DZI 2 EYES----------
>>> DZI 2 EYES​ is a talisman for those who are looking for love, their soul mate to start a family or want to strengthen their relationship. The two-eyed Dzi bead helps create a happy and harmonious marriage and improves family relationships. Additionally, it ensures the achievement of life goals and makes a person wiser.
>>> Basically, this Tibetan bead is worn by people who seek to find marital harmony and family happiness. If you want to create a happy family, find stability and peace of mind in a marital relationship, and also establish good relationships with others, then the 2-eyed Tibetan Dzi bead is the best option for this.
-Two eyed Dzi bead as yin yang concept-
>>> The two-eyed Dzi bead personifies one of the most global foundations of this universe - the harmonious existence of a dual world around us or the Yin-Yang concept. Our world is dual, the concept of Yin and Yang reflects all relationships in this world. Ideally, all these relationships should be balanced, harmonious and complement each other, not counteract each other.
-The concept of Yang is represented by light or day, activity, movement, rigidity and strength. This is masculine energy.
-The concept of Yin symbolizes darkness, softness, flexibility, stationary energy, silence. This is feminine energy.
>>> A Dzi bead of 2 eyes is used to create a balance between these two energies. It balances them and improves stability. This is especially important for creating harmony in family relationships. Additionally, this pearl helps create the right balance between a person's thinking and action, which is the most favorable way to achieve career goals. Moreover, this balance is expressed in wiser decisions and actions that lead to the goal.
-Popularity in Tibet-
>>>Dzi 2 eyes is very popular in Tibet, because Tibetans believe that the essence of the Bodhisattva is embodied in this Dzi (a creature which consciously incarnates on Earth to help everyone live there to escape the chain of rebirths and achieve Enlightenment). Bodhisattvas help people escape from the suffering of this world and become free from all negative karma.
>>> The meaning of the Tibetan Dzi 2 eyes bead reflects the very nature of the Bodhisattva. It helps to emerge from the contradictions of this dual world and to achieve unity. This property manifests itself not only in the harmonization of relationships between men and women, but also in other earthly affairs. Therefore, the cord of 2 eyes of Dzi regulates the relationship between people and even between one's own mind and its manifestations in life, expressed in our actions. This is precisely the quality of wisdom that this Dzi bead gives, creating an optimal balance between our aspirations, our emotions and our common sense.
How to Wear a 2 Eye Dzi Bead
Based on the above, pearl is widely used in the following cases:
-To find love and start a family
-To maintain good marital relations
-To improve relationships with others
-Resolve any conflict situation peacefully
-Harmonize friendly and working relationships
-To become wiser
-To harmonize your life in all its aspects and gain stability and balance
-To start a new relationship, they recommend wearing a two-eyed Dzi bead for 2 weeks continuously. It may take longer. Creating and developing harmonious relationships is one of the most difficult life goals.
>>> If you already have a family and disagreements have arisen, a will help you in this case. Wear it periodically to improve your relationship. It helps to awaken feelings of drowsiness, warm up old passions, harmonize masculine and feminine energy and bring balance and stability to family relationships.
For other tasks, this bead is well suited both on its own and complemented with other beads that help in one or another aspect of life. Even if your main goal is to create a family, you may need to strengthen some of your qualities for its implementation. Look out for these Tibetan Dzi beads that will help you with this.
Remember that Tibetan Dzi beads only help in certain moments of life. But we are all unique and everyone has their own destiny. Therefore, if you have any problem or you have any goal in life, Dzi beads will be of great help to you. You may have to work on yourself to achieve what you want, but the help that Tibetan Dzi beads give us is a good help in life and a good guide.
is one of the main pearls used to create and maintain good relationships. Therefore, if you have such a task, take it in the form of a pendant, bracelet or necklace. It is beautiful and will help you find harmony.