CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TRACK YOUR
ORDER
SITE
MAP
FAQs
ANSWERED
Search Products:
Advanced Search
Store
  Buddha Statues
  Akshobhya Buddha Statues
  Amitabha Buddha Statues
  Amoghsiddhi Buddha Statues
  Buddha Head Sculptures
  Compassion Buddha Statues
  Dipamkara Buddha Statues
  Hungry Buddha Statues
  Maitreya Buddha Statue
  Medicine Buddha Statues
  Pancha Buddha Statues
  Ratnasambhava Buddha Statues
  Shakyamuni Buddha Statues
  Standing Buddha Statues
  Vairocana Buddha Statues
More
  Bodhisattva Statues
  Akash Jogini Statues
  Aparmita Statues
  Avalokiteshvara Statues
  Chakrasamvara Statues
  Chandi Statues
  Citipati Statues
  Ekajati Statues
  Green Tara Statues
  Guru Atisha Statues
  Guru Karmapa Statues
  Guru Marpa Statues
  Guru Tsongkhapa Statues
  Hayagriva Statues
  Hevarja Statues
  Kalachakra Statues
  Kubera Statues
  Kurukulla Statues
  Lokeshvara Statues
  Mahankala Statues
  Manjushri Statues
More
  Shakya Art Gallery
  Antique Statues
  Buddhist Ritual Items - Copper
  Buddhist Ritual Items - Silver
  Hindu God & Goddess Statues
  Multi Colored Statues
  Other Statues
  Protectors & Yidams Statues
  Special Collections
  Stupa or Chorten
  Tibetan Thangka Scroll Paintings
More
Speical Collections
Ferious Dieties
HimalayanMartOnline
BuddhistCrafts.Com
Phenomena of Purification

Indicating the phenomena of purification

As has been explained by the verses, ‘Those of the Vajra lineage should definitely take life; those of the sword should speak untrue words,’ in both conventional and ultimate explanations.

Dropping the tooth stick and distributing blessed water

The tooth stick should come from a sappy tree and should measure twelve finger-widths in length. It should be adorned by a flower at its tip. The master gives such a stick to a disciple who stands facing the eastern side of a mandala. The disciples is then instructed to drop the stick onto a square mandala board measuring four cubits, the surface of which has been polished with the five products of a cow, namely: urine, dung, milk, butter and curd collected before they had fallen to the ground.

If the stick stands erect it symbolizes the attainment the feat of a know ledge holder; if it falls towards the master the attainment of supreme feats; if it is upside down it symbolizes the attainment of the feat of invisibility; if it points to the east, peace; if to the north, increase; if to the west, power; if to the south, force; and if it falls out of the mandala it symbolizes the attainment of no feats whatsoever.

The meaning of the initiation and its purification

The permission initiation in the sector of the western pristine consciousness's face corresponds to a father's giving reading lessions and so forth to a child. Just ast hte wind of pristine consciousness (bliss) circulates Just after a child is born, the permission initiation as well as its appendages clear way defilements of the pristine consciousness (bliss).

Planting the seed of Vajrasattva in the mental continuum clears away the constituents of pristine consciousness (bliss), and gives the capacity to attain the seventh ground as its fruit.

What is purified by the seven initiation altogether

From among the four types of Mandalas, these initiations are given on the basis of a sand Mandala. All seven initiation are called water initiations because they are followed by water activities. They clear away the defilements of ill deeds, they authorise disciples to cultivate the stage of generation and the achievement of the feats of the highest pure land. They set potencies for the collection of merit and grant practices and releases related to the stage of generation.

Having become upasakas of secret mantra, if during this life disciples actualise the wheel of the Mandala, they will become lords of the seventh ground. .However, if this is not achieved in this life but they remain free from the ten unwholesome actions, they will attain the state of the seventh ground after seven lifetimes. Then with a sense of attaining the seventh ground, the disciples should say the mantra with the pride of being the deity.

Please visit our online Thangka Paintings shop.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

View Our Thangka Paintings Catalogue

View Our Buddha Statues Catalogue

View Our Bodhisattva Statues Catalogue

View Our Hindu God & Goddess Statues Catalogue

View Our Buddhist Ritual Items Catalogue

View Our Stupa Catalogue

My Shopping Cart
Items : 0
Sub Total : US$ 0.00
Checkout Edit Cart
Search By Price
US$ 50 - 100 US$ 250 - 300
US$ 100 - 150 US$ 300 - 350
US$ 150 - 200 US$ 350 - 400
US$ 200 - 250 US$ 400 - 450
Shipping Partners
 
Shakya Statues ?
Custome Statues Order
View Our Showroom
Consecration of Statues
Dress your Statues
Commission A Statue
Old Master Piece Statues Copies
Material For Statues
Gallery
Patan Arts Gallery
Bhaktapur Arts Gallery
Kathmandu Arts Gallery
Testimonals
Links
Artists
Process
Privacy Statement
Shipping and Returns
Satisfaction Gurantees
Dealership and Affiliate
100% Safe, Secure Shipping
Metal Arts in Nepal
Articles and Journals
Our Statue Information
Buddhist Meditation
News and Events
Buddhist Resources Center
Asian Arts and Culture
Nepal
Buddhist Arts and Artifacts
Buddhist Tradition
Buddhist Ritual Itmes
Copyright © 2006, ShakyaStatues.com. All Rights Reserved
 
All content and pictures display on this website are owned by ShakyaStatues.com and protected by HMG and International copy right law.. All rights reserved. You may not reproduce modify, distribute contained in this website without our prior written permission.