Lotus Flower

The Lotus flower is one of the 8 auspicious signs of Tibetan Buddhism It represents the possibility for any human being to reach the state of Buddha whatever the living conditions, just like the lotus flower taking its roots in the mud and growing majestically from its most beautiful petal towards the sky. It is the symbol of purity.

Buddha

The title of "awakened" Buddha, designates a person having carried out the awakening given to Siddhārtha Gautam. He is a historical figure, born Prince in Lumbini in Nepal, belonging to the warrior caste. He left his kingdom and family in search of the "truth. After years of research, he finally realizes awakening. Buddha is neither a god nor a messenger, only a man who has paid attention to the deep nature of humans. A seed of Buddha is dormant in each of us!

Chenrezig - Avalokiteshvara

Compassionate Bodhisattva It represents compassion, kindness. According to tradition it is embodied in the body of the Dalai Lama.

Sun - Nyima

Snow Lion

It is the legendary animal of Tibet but also Mongolia China, Himalaya. It embodies the values ​​of courage, daring, cheerfulness and symbolizes liveliness. "represents unconditional joy, peace of mind, serenity. It has the beauty and dignity which flow from an ideal body and mind in symbiosis. The snow lion possesses youth, vibrant energy kindness and an innate sense of pleasure. " The Four Dignities, Rudy Harderwijk

Bhairav

In Hinduism he is the fierce form of Shiva. In Buddhism he is considered a deity and a protector of the teachings. Practices with Bhairav ​​focus on transforming anger and hatred into understanding. The different arsenal of Bhairava's physical features testifies to its enigmatic and mysterious presence. He is the great protector from Mongolia to India

Conch

The vase of abundance

The vase of abundance The vase of abundance is filled with precious and sacred substances. It contains the nectar of immortality and all that is spiritually good for man It symbolizes the long life and intellectual prosperity and spiritual abundance of the Buddha The vase is decorated with sparkling jewels and deities.

Buddha

The title of "awakened" Buddha, designates a person having carried out the awakening given to Siddhārtha Gautam. He is a historical figure, born Prince in Lumbini in Nepal, belonging to the warrior caste. He left his kingdom and family in search of the "truth. After years of research, he finally realizes awakening. Buddha is neither a god nor a messenger, only a man who has paid attention to the deep nature of humans. A seed of Buddha is dormant in each of us!

The eyes of the Buddha

The eyes of the Buddha do not express sadness, joy, or anger. It is a look that symbolizes the fact that he sees and knows everything, in other words omnipresence. According to Buddhists, it is an implication of Buddhist doctrine in everyday life. It is often located on the Buddhist monuments known as "stupa" in 4 directions "

Manjushri

Wisdom Bodhisattva He decides situations and ego wisely He accompanied to the awakening a naga princess The eternal Young

Kirtimukha - Chepu

Face of glory or Eternal face Kirtimukha has its origins in a Skanda Purana legend when a devouring monster created from Shiva's third eye voluntarily ate its own body, starting with its tail in the order of Lord Shiva. Once Shiva was satisfied with the result, he gave it the name of glory. Some authors have compared the myth of Kirtimukha with the Greek myth of Ouroboros. He is considered a protector and placed at the top of the entrance doors of the temples.

Hanuman

Guru Rinpoche - Padmasambhava

Demon Subjugator — Dispels Obstacles and Negativities Considered the second Buddha Representative of the Nyingma line and the Vajrayana The Way of the Diamond.

Mahakala

Buddha

The title of "awakened" Buddha, designates a person having carried out the awakening given to Siddhārtha Gautam. He is a historical figure, born Prince in Lumbini in Nepal, belonging to the warrior caste. He left his kingdom and family in search of the "truth. After years of research, he finally realizes awakening. Buddha is neither a god nor a messenger, only a man who has paid attention to the deep nature of humans. A seed of Buddha is dormant in each of us!

Vairochana

The name Vairochana means "He who is like the sun" or "He who radiates" Its symbol is the dharmachakra, the wheel of the Teaching or the wheel of the Law. The wheel indicates the teaching of the Buddha He embodies the wisdom of all Buddhas

Chenrezig - Avalokiteshvara

Compassionate Bodhisattva It represents compassion, kindness. According to tradition it is embodied in the body of the Dalai Lama.

Guru Rinpoche ou Padmasambhava

Demon Subjugator — Dispels Obstacles and Negativities Considered the second Buddha Representative of the Nyingma line and the Vajrayana The Way of the Diamond.

Manjushri

Wisdom Bodhisattva He decides situations and ego wisely He accompanied to the awakening a naga princess The eternal Young

Dzogshen - Kalashaktra

Vajrapani

The vajra or lightning in hand. Wrathful Bodhisattva, representing the power of all Buddhas. He is the "Lord of Secrets" - the guardian of all the tantras of Vajrayana Buddhism.

Nagarjurna

Amitayus

Infinite longevity He is the primordial Buddha

Guru Rinpoche ou Padmasambhava

Demon Subjugator — Dispels Obstacles and Negativities Considered the second Buddha Representative of the Nyingma line and the Vajrayana The Way of the Diamond.

Kurukulla

Maîtrise dMastery of mind and passions Kurukulla is a dakini (which can be translated as fairy in the West) and the "enchantment" aspect of Tara. she is the "very cause of wisdom" - her Tibetan name Rigiyedmna e l’esprit et des passions Kurukulla est une dakini (pouvant être traduit par fée en occident) et l'aspect «enchantement» de Tara. elle est la «cause même de la sagesse» - son nom tibétain Rigiyedmna (རིག་ བྱེད་ མ) se traduit littéralement par «celle qui est la cause de la connaissance».

Chenrezig - Avalokiteshvara

Compassionate Bodhisattva It represents compassion, kindness. According to tradition it is embodied in the body of the Dalai Lama.

Vajrasattva

The Adamant "Being" or "Hero" he holds the bell in his left hand resting on his lap, and the vajra scepter in his right hand at the level of the heart. Its practice is associated with the purification of the mind whose natural clarity is impaired by emotions

Manjushri - L’éternel Jeune

Bodhisattva de sagesse Il tranche les situations et l’égo avec sagesse Il accompagna à l’éveil une preincesse naga L’eternel Jeune

Amitayus

Infinite longevity He is the primordial Buddha

Green Tara

Benevolence on sentient beings Overcome the most difficult situations, giving protection and comfort against all dangers.

Ganesh

The large elephant head of Lord Ganesha symbolizes wisdom, understanding and a discriminating intellect that one must have to achieve perfection in life. The wide mouth represents the natural human desire to enjoy life in the world.