Tibetan Spirit

06/10/2026

over eight centuries, the teachings of Kyobpa Jikten Sumgon have guided generations of practitioners on the path of wisdom and compassion.

As we commemorate his 809th Maha Parinirvana Anniversary, we reflect on the profound legacy he left for the Drikung Kagyu tradition and the Buddhist world.

This traditional thangka captures his noble presence and serves as a meaningful support for devotion, study, and meditation.

✨ Discover this sacred artwork and other authentic Buddhist treasures at Tibetan Spirit.

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05/30/2026

On this holy Vesak Day,
through the accumulation of virtue and the
dedication of merit,
may all beings be liberated from
samsara’s ocean of suffering.

May bodhicitta the awakened heart
of wisdom and compassion
arise where it has not yet arisen,
and where it has arisen, may it never diminish,
but flourish for the benefit of all beings.

Sarva Mangalam
May all be auspicious.
Tibetan Spirit

05/24/2026

One bead. One breath. One mantra.
Transform your practice with a sacred mala.
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05/18/2026

Simhanada Avalokiteshvara
the Lion’s Roar manifestation of compassion and protection.

Handcrafted in Nepal from brass with a beautiful vintage finish, this rare 8-inch statue represents the fierce compassionate energy of Avalokiteshvara, associated with purification, healing, and the removal of obstacles.

Perfect for personal altars, shrine spaces, healing rituals, and advanced ta***ic practices. This statue can also be consecrated and filled for authentic ritual use.

✨ Hand-made in Nepal
✨ Brass with vintage finish
✨ Suitable for consecration & filling
✨ Sacred support for purification and protection practices

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05/18/2026

This 8-inch statue of Simhanada Avalokiteshvara presents a rare and powerful form of the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Handcrafted in Nepal from brass with a vintage finish, this figure is a sacred representation of Avalokiteshvara in his lion’s roar manifestation— associated with protection, purification, and fierce compassion. Ideal for practitioners engaged in wrathful deity practices or advanced ta***ic rituals, this statue can be consecrated and filled for proper ritual use.

Symbolism & Meaning
Simhanada Avalokiteshvara, or the “Lion’s Roar” form of Chenrezig, embodies the fierce aspect of compassion. He is often invoked in practices related to purification of disease and karmic obscurations. His lion mount symbolizes fearless proclamation of the Dharma and the destruction of inner and outer obstacles. This form is especially connected with healing and pacifying negativity, offering both protection and blessings to those who engage with his practice.

Product Details
Material: Brass
Size: 8 inches tall
Crafted: Hand-made in Nepal
Style: Vintage finish
Feature: Can be consecrated and filled with mantras or ritual substances

How to Use
Place on a personal altar, shrine, or in a practice space dedicated to wrathful deities. Use as a support for Simhanada Avalokiteshvara sadhanas, healing rituals, or purification practices. Suitable for practitioners who have received related transmissions or empowerments. May be filled and consecrated by a qualified lama for ritual authenticity and effectiveness.
A powerful addition for committed practitioners working with fierce compassion and karmic purification practices.

12/19/2025

Pö-kar is now available for your "inviting deities" (Tib. chen-dren) part of your practice!

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04/29/2025

**Vajrakilaya (Dorje Phurba) Wooden Torma – Longchen Nyingthik Style**

Vajrakilaya (Dorje Phurba) torma made out of wood. This serves as a deity-torma to be placed in one’s shrine. This specific style of deity-torma is used especially in Nyingma Vajrakilaya practices. Torma in the Longchen Nyingthik Tradition

This torma is also very portable and durable as it is not made from the usual perishable roasted barley flour (tsampa) and butter. Perfect for your permanent shrine, as support for one’s vajrayana sadhana practice where the use of a torma (Tib. lhator) is required.

**Dimensions:**
Height: 16”
Base Width: 4”
Widest Point: 6”

Bring sacred presence into your daily practice with this enduring support.

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04/28/2025

Our prayer flags are 100% cotton — even the string — making them biodegradable and eco-friendly!

Featuring the Three Long-life Deities — Amitayus, White Tara, and Namgyalma — each flag carries sacred mantras and praises to invoke blessings of longevity, protection, and spiritual well-being.

Lovingly handmade in Nepal by a Tibetan Drikung Dharma mother-and-daughters team, these flags are offered in the traditional five elemental colors and available in bundles of 10 or 25.

Hang them in sacred spaces, on mountains, near temples, or outdoor altars — and let the wind carry your prayers far and wide.

Flag size: 10” x 12”
Materials: 100% cotton, biodegradable
Colors: Blue (space), White (water), Yellow (earth), Red (fire), Green (wind)

Browse all our prayer flags here:
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04/23/2025

Happy Dakini Day!

Vajrayogini 8” Statue.

Vajrayoginī is a fierce and powerful Tibetan Buddhist deity embodying the wisdom and energy of all Buddhas, often depicted in a dynamic dancing pose, symbolizing the transformation of desire into enlightened awareness. She is considered a principal ta***ic meditation deity (yidam) in Vajrayana, especially revered for her role in guiding practitioners swiftly toward enlightenment.

Learn more at: Tibetan Spirit.com

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