Way to Heaven Thangka & its 9 Stages
Way to heaven is one of the most used Thangka painting having no any Buddhist deity or Bodhisattwa. One might wonder why the Thangka painting having a color changing elephant,...
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Healing Solar Plexus Chaka with Singing Bowl
The Solar Plexus is the third chakra in our body. In Sanskrit its name is “Manipura Chakra” which means “Lustrous gem”. It is located in the area around the abdomen...
Benefits of Rudraksha
Rudraksha tears of shiva is an integral part of hinduism and many other religion.It is worn by devotees as and act of being self aware and making conscious choice. It acts...
All about Rudraksha
Rudraksha is dried stone which is beneficial in maintaining physical and mental balance and holds many religious value.
Tibetan Thangka Art- All About Thangka Painting
All about Thangka Introduction Thangka paintings are Buddhist canvas paintings made of gold and other natural colors, depicting Buddhist deities, scenes or mandalas. They are usually small in...
21 Forms Of Tara on Thangka Painting
Tara has 21 ultimate emanations according to the mantra of the Buddha Samantabhadra called “Twenty-One Praises of Tara”. 21 Tara with 21 specific colors serves to a specific function. There...
Does Sound Healing Actually Works?
It’s a popular phrase ,”Sound is the medicine for future” and there are Sound healing session going everywhere. Many of us may think, it’s a new wave going on but...
Raising your Vibrations through Sound & Why?
Are you worried and stressed because of all the things happening in your life right now? Overthinking, over reacting and being fearful to the situation around us results to anger...
Best Valentine Gifts for Spiritual People
As i mentioned in my previous blogs Love & Compassion in Buddhism. The 4 main elements of True Love are Maitrya, Karuna, Upeksha and Mudita. Understanding this reality would greatly help us...
Love & Compassion in Buddhism
The Four Elements of True Love Question: If Buddhism supports love for Mother Nature, why doesn’t it also support romantic love between two people and demonstrations of affection between two people?...
What is Om ? Meaning of Om and its Benefits.
What is Om? The word “om” or “AUM” is a Vedic Sanskrit word which represents the Divine Presence and Power that is the Universe. It is the one sacred sound...
How is our face mask created in Nepal?
Everything you need to know about Himalayas Shop Multi layered cloth mask with filter pocket. To prevent the spread of Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) causes COVID-19, wearing a mask is recommended by...
10 Reasons to buy Himalayas Pashmina Shawl
Winter is already here, with the fall of colorful leaves, the winter of this year has officially begun. With the cold breeze it’s time to revamp your wardrobe and bring...
How to Take care of Pashmina Shawl?
Pashmina is extraordinary soft and provides extra warmth. Pashmina is known as “soft gold” in Persian. Your beloved pashmina needs special attention due to its delicacy. The special nature of...
How to wear a Pashmina Shawl in style?
How to wear a Pashmina Shawl? Pashmina are considered as the best and warmest accessories for winter all around the globe. It can also be wore as a fashionable women...
Healing Crown Chaka with Singing Bowl
The seventh chakra, Crown chakra, is referred to as the thousand-petal lotus chakra. The Sanskrit name is “Sahasrara” which translates to “thousand petals. This is the last of the seven...
Healing Third Eye Chaka with Singing Bowl
The third eye chakra is the sixth chakra in our body. The Sanskrit name for the Third eye chakra is “Ajna”, which means “command” and “perceiving” or “beyond wisdom”. Located...
Healing Throat Chaka with Singing Bowl
Throat chakra is the fifth chakra in your seven chakras. The Sanskrit name is “Vishuddha” meaning “especially pure”. It is located at the center of the neck. It acts as...
Healing Heart Chaka with Singing Bowl
Heart chakra is the fourth in your seven chakras. In Sanskrit it is called “Anahata”, which means which means “unhurt” or “Unbeaten” implying that beneath the hurt of past experiences...