Desktop Sanscrit Prayer Wheel Tiger Eye the Dalai Lama spoke these

the Dalai Lama spoke these words relating to the mantra: "Purity must be achieved by an indivisible unity of method and wisdom

the Karmapa's predictions have been correct

prayer wheels are turned clockwise to release prayers and mantras into the heavens

The Lotus flower is found on almost every Tibetan thangka painting and carved into most Tibetan furniture

A set of seven offering bowls may be placed on one's shrine and filled with water daily as a way of accumulating virtue and merit

Desktop Sanscrit Prayer Wheel Tiger Eye the Dalai Lama spoke theseAll around stupas and Buddhist centers in Nepal you see prayer wheels like this one. We scaled it down a bit to fit on your desk. Spin clockwise whenever you feel the need to improve your karma :) Prayer Wheels are used daily by monks and laypersons alike in all Tibetan Buddhist communities. The outside of the wheel has the mantra 'Om Mani Padme Hung' (Hail to the Jewel in the Lotus) This is the mantra of Chenrezig, the Buddha of compassion. Inside