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Sets Tibetan
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35Sets Tibetan Silver Nice Toggle Clasp 19X15mm $0.99 |
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20x Mixed Tibetan Silver Tableware Cutlery Set Charm Beads For Jewelry Finding $2.49 |
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Free ship 12set tibetan silver Toggle Clasps 27mm $1.99 |
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Lots 10 Sets Tibetan Silver Heart Shaped Toggle Clasps $2.79 |
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FREE SHIP 10set Tibetan Silver Apple Toggle Clasps Finding SH777 $0.99 |
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40 Sets Tibetan Silver Bali Style Round Toggle Clasps $0.99 |
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Lots 10 Sets Tibetan Silver Flower Shaped Toggle Clasps $2.80 |
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70 Sets Tibetan Silver Circle Toggle Clasps B174 $2.99 |
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45Set Tibetan Silver Twist circle toggle clasps #1801B $7.99 |
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45Sets Tibetan Silver Crafted circle toggle clasps#177B $7.99 |
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6pc Tibetan silver Tea Set Pendant European Beads Fit Charm Bracelet f248 $0.99 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN Silver Toggle CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $4.99 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $21.59 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $4.49 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $13.49 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $4.49 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $16.69 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $4.49 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $16.19 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $3.59 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $13.49 |
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Assorted SHAPE SETS TIBETAN SILVER TOGGLE CLASPS FINDINGS 19-30mm $9.49 |
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20Sets Tibetan Silver Unique hook toggle clasps D649 $3.01 |
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60Pcs Sets Tibetan Silver Alloy Cage Bird Charms Pendant Finding 140654 $7.98 |
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50 set Tibetan Silver Heart Toggle Clasps 14mmx11mm $1.07 |
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60sets Tibetan Silver Fancy Toggle Clasps 12mm $4.99 |
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Free ship 18sets tibetan silver toggle clasps 16mm $0.99 |
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Free ship 7sets tibetan silver toggle clasps 20mm $0.99 |
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Free ship 10sets tibetan silver toggle clasps 18mm $0.99 |
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FREE SHIP 6set Tibetan Silver Round Toggle Clasps SH782 $1.26 |
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50sets Tibetan silver heart circle toggle clasps FC8705 $0.99 |
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15 Pcs Tibetan Silver Bali style Mix Tableware Set Charms Pendants 55*7mm TS1277 $0.99 |
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100sets Tibetan Silver Ornate circle toggle clasps 12mm $0.99 |
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10 Sets Tibetan Silver clock toggle clasp FC15326 $1.29 |
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32 Assorted Tibetan Silver Christmas Sets Charms B542 $4.99 |
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Free ship 18sets tibetan silver heart toggle clasps $0.99 |
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100sets Tibetan Silver ornate circle toggle clasps 12mm $0.99 |
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15 Pcs Tibetan silver bali style Mix Tableware Set charms Pendants 55*7mm TS1277 $0.99 |
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15 Pcs Tibetan silver bali style Mix Tableware Set charms Pendants 25*4mm TS1276 $0.99 |
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15Sets Tibetan Silver Grape Toggle Clasps 15×17.5mm $0.99 |
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100sets Tibetan Silver Leaves Toggle Clasps 19.5x15mm $7.99 |
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30sets Tibetan silver heart toggle clasps FC8240 $1.29 |
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35Sets Tibetan Silver Pretty Toggle Clasps 15.5mm $0.99 |
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Free Ship 60Sets Tibetan Silver Toggle Clasps 17x13mm $4.99 |
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Large wholesale 20set tibetan silver clasps 15mm $0.99 |
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80 Sets Tibetan Silver Bali Style Toggle Clasps $20.99 |
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20sets tibetan Silver Leaf toggle clasps 37x18mm $0.99 |
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30Sets Tibetan Silver Lock key Toggle Clasps h0318 $5.99 |
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70Sets Tibetan Silver Beautiful Clasp 13×16.5mm $0.99 |
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10 Sets Tibetan Silver Floral heart toggle clasp FC15304 $1.30 |
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10sets Tibetan Silve Smooth Ring Toggle Clasps 20x14mm $0.99 |
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30Sets Tibetan Silver Heart Toggle Clasps 18x21mm $0.99 |
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F1708*20 Sets Tibetan Silver Symbol Toggle Clasps $4.99 |
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Free Ship 6set tibetan silver toggle clasps 12mm $0.99 |
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Free ship 7set tibetan silver heart toggle clasps $1.35 |
This is getting weird, I heard a bell chime….?
I was e-mailing my boyfriend (we’re no spring chickens) telling him how much I care for him and I heard a Tibetan bell chime once. I live out in the country and it wasn’t a ice cream truck…if fact I can’t find the source…the windows were closed and the dogs were asleep…the computer does not make this sort of sound. At the same time that I was writing my boyfriend he was meditating, he’s a yogy master.
Last week I smelt maple syrup in the house for hours and I couldn’t find the source of that either….I rarely cook anything except breakfast which is eggs and a toast…and it wasn’t coming from the kitchen, it was in the air of the whole house. Is this all in my head and I’m beginning to experience early signs of senility or is something spiritual happening here?
I know I’m setting some of you up and if you get a laugh, great…I would love to hear from you and I need a laugh as well, but, this did happen and it has left me mystified.
A bell chime? Great, an angel got his or her wings! Woo-hoo!
Actually, if you ever figure out what’s causing it, let me know. I sometimes smell things that aren’t there but it only has happened at this haunted office building that I used to work at and in the home I’ve lived in the last 15 months. Never maple syrup but, at the office building, what smelled like hand lotion or sometimes roses, occasionally stench like from a sewer or sulfur. Where I now live, it smells like perm solution! But nobody’s got perm solution and it’s a house, not a beauty shop.
I have never heard bells but I have seen what look like fireflies or sparks but there are no fireflies in this part of the country. A metaphysical friend told me the were some sort of fairy or sprite that were just checking out what I was doing. They used to come at a time I did meditation and, since I quit meditating, quit coming. Funny thing was they’d come not during the meditation but as I would be doing household chores! Very odd.
Tibetan Jewelry Representing the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism
The eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism, translated from the Sanskrit ‘Ashtamangala’, are very popular in Tibet and are used for Tibetan jewelry. It is said that Buddha didn’t like to be worshiped as a person and therefore he was reluctant to accept images of himself. Because of that he was mostly represented by the Eight-Spoked Wheel and the Bobhi Tree. Other signs were used in representing him also, like Buddha’s Footprints, an Empty Throne, a Begging Bowl and a Lion. The eight auspicious symbols are however the following: the Umbrella or parasol, the Golden Fish, the Treasure Vase, the Lotus, the Conch, the Endless Knot, the Victory Banner and the Dharma-Wheel (Dharmachackra).
The Umbrella or Parasol, translated from the Sanskrit ‘chattra’, symbolizes the sky the dome that lies above the mountain. Its most important function is to cast shadow, the shadow of protection upon oneself. As a traditional Indian symbol of royalty and protection, the umbrella is found in all cultures with a similar meaning. In Europe the umbrella was until recently a symbol of wealth reflecting one’s high social status. In Oriental cultures, the shade the umbrella casts took a religious note as the protection from the heat of suffering, desire and other forces harmful to the spirit. The vertical handle of the umbrella is compared to the central axis of the world, transforming its bearer into the center of the world. The umbrella is also compared to the mobile temple; therefore Buddha was often represented with a large umbrella over his head. Tibetan jewelry often represents the Buddhist symbol of the Umbrella.
Tibetan jewelry using the Golden Fish symbol is usually worn for good fortune. Positioned upright with their heads turned inwards, the two fish first appeared in the Indian culture as a symbol for the two sacred rivers Ganga and Yamuna. In Buddhism they symbolize happiness, fertility and abundance. The Treasure Vase symbol worn as Tibetan jewelry is meant to attract the infinite riches of this world. It consists of a fat-bellied vessel with a narrow and short neck, covered with a large jewel. It symbolizes endless wealth and prosperity. Tibetan jewelry representing the two Golden Fish and the Treasure Vase can make very nice and suitable wedding gifts representing only good wishes for the future family.
The Lotus flower is perhaps the most admired and worn symbol for Tibetan jewelry. The Lotus symbolizes the progress of the soul because of the way such a plant grows. The roots of a lotus lie in the mud, as the stem grows up to rise eight to ten inches above the surface of the water where the heavily scented flower basks in the sunlight. The beauty of the flower is extremely attractive and quite unusual due to the fact that it grows from the underwater mud. Therefore many people around the world want to be adorned with Tibetan jewelry that represents such amazing positive energy and power of life.
The Conch is a symbol for power, sovereignty and authority. The powerful blast that the conch makes when blown is believed to banish the evil spirits, to be able to stop disasters from happening and to keep away poisonous creatures. This symbol is rarely represented in Tibetan jewelry due to the fact that the actual conch shell makes a rather more powerful statement than a jewel representing it would.
The Endless Knot is one of the most favorite symbols in Tibetan Buddhism. It is often related to the endless wisdom of Buddh and it is also significant for the interaction of opposing forces leading to their union and harmony in the universe. The symmetrical shape of the knot signifies all these things and arouses the curiosity of those who are passionate about wearing Tibetan jewelry. Giving someone Tibetan jewelry representing an Endless Knot or giving away a greeting card with such a symbol on it signifies a connection between the giver and the receiver. It is also a reminder that the roots of every future positive effect are found in the present.
The Victory Banner symbolizes Buddha’s enlightenment and his knowledge triumph over ignorance. It is said that Buddha placed the banner on top of Mt. Meru to show the world his victory over the entire universe. The Victory Banner also signifies Buddha’s triumph over the four Maras of emotional defilement, of passion, of the fear of death and of pride and lust.
The Wheel is consistent of three basic components the hub, the spokes and a perfect circle. The first element symbolizes the axes of the world and stands for moral discipline while the spokes represent the eightfold path set down by Buddha and stand for the correct application of wisdom and the rim. The perfect circle, which represents the element of limitation, refers to concentration and holds the entire meditative practice together.
These symbols remind people to embrace change and be open to novelty, but never let go of positive values which never go out of fashion. Because of the message they send out to people, the popularity of Tibetan jewelry never diminishes attracting thousands of people to believe in Buddhism.
About the Author
Tibetan jewelry representing all Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism and Buddha can be found online by simply accessing our website. Carved from different precious metals, they are meant to guide the persons who wear them towards truth and self discovery.
