Wholesale at Zambala
ABOUT US PRODUCTS LIST SHOPPING FAQ EVENTS CALENDAR CONTACT US
twitter Plurk Plurk
Sign in /
Shop:
Shopping Cart
Naga Treasure Vase (S)
Naga Treasure Vase (S)
Sku#:0932-ED

Retail price US 67.86
Wholesale price US XX.XX
《In order to view the wholesale price .
Please Apply to be a wholesalers》
Quantity
Please contact us to verify availability. 1-626-354-6228
Email: zambalallc@gmail.com
America area customers can view on this website first.
https://FlyingMystics.org/
Product Introduction

Material: Ceramic (Completed by a professional lama of this association through chanting and consecration)
Dimensions: Maximum diameter approximately 10 cm, height approximately 9.5 cm
Description:
In Tibetan Buddhism, the Naga King is considered an important deity. They originate from ancient dragon god worship and sea god beliefs.¹ The Naga King is believed to have the ability to control the weather and manipulate clouds and rain. When human consciousness is troubled, transmitted through signals and radio frequencies, weaving a dark network in the void, and when the Earth's natural environment is damaged, or even major natural disasters, wars, and nuclear weapons occur, these constantly cause mental and physical torment to the Naga race, thus triggering their anger and leading to greater ecological damage and catastrophes on Earth.
 
Offering this treasure vase helps improve the feng shui of the foundation. It is an indispensable source of faith for the construction industry.
 
In the eight classes of guardian deities in Buddhism, the Naga class is headed by eight great Naga Kings, such as Nanda Naga King and Sagara Naga King, who are the kings of the Naga tribe.¹ From birth, enlightenment, teaching, and even Nirvana, the Dragon Kings wholeheartedly protected the Buddha, frequently appearing in the solemn Dharma assembly during the Buddha's teachings.³ Many Dragon Kings were also manifestations of Bodhisattvas and true practitioners, and the Buddha prophesied Buddhahood for many dragons.³
 
In the Lotus Sutra, the eight great Dragon Kings include Nanda, Upananda, Sagara, Vasuki, Takshaka, Manas, Anavatapta, and Utpala.² Sagara is considered a rain god and may be the prototype of the Dragon King worshipped in Chinese folk religion. Nanda and Upananda fought with Sagara, and when Shakyamuni Buddha (Prince Siddhartha) was born, the two Dragon Kings poured pure water over the prince.²
 
In general, Dragon Kings play a vital role in Tibetan Buddhism, not only in mythology but also in actual practice and rituals.
 
Note: This item is fully dedicated and sealed shut. It should not be opened. If opened, the vase's dedication will be lost and its excitation properties will be lost.