Tibetan Buddhism Buddhist ritual implement Vajra Dorje Phurba Brass, 33cm total length

Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism Buddhist Dharma Tool Vajra Dorje Phurba Phurba Vajra Pestle Vajra Stake Vajra Staff brass total length 33 cm

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Overall, the condition is good, but there are some minor scuffs, scratches, and dirt due to age.

Please check the condition in the images.

Therefore, those who seek new-like quality or are extremely concerned about minor imperfections should refrain from purchasing.

■ Size
Total Length: Approx. 33cm (Approx. 12.9 inches)
Width: Approx. 5cm (Approx. 1.9 inches)
Material: Brass
Weight: Approx. 506g

■ Product Description ■
The Bajra (Vajra Pestle, Dorje) was originally the weapon of the ancient Indian god of thunder, Indra (known as Taishakuten in Japan), and is a weapon shaped like a pestle representing thunder or lightning.

In Buddhism, it symbolizes the Dharma tool that shatters worldly desires and represents the wisdom of Buddha, likening its power to control thunder and destroy all things.

Vajra is a Sanskrit word meaning diamond or diamond stone.

In Buddhist terminology, Vajra is also called Kongosho and is used as a ritual implement in Esoteric Buddhism.

The meaning and role of the Vajra are as follows:

The Vajra represents Bodai-shin, the mind that seeks enlightenment by discarding worldly desires.

Due to its firm and unbreakable nature, it is used to signify the highest and most supreme.

It is said to remove and purify negative energies such as demons, disasters, fears, and anxieties, and to bring good fortune.

The Vajra is used in some sects of Japanese Buddhism (Tendai, Shingon, Zen) and in all sects of Tibetan Buddhism.
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