Each piece of our Tibetan-consecrated jewelry carries the wisdom of centuries and sacred blessings. Empowered by experienced lamas through ancient mantras and rituals, these pieces become spiritual companions that protect and uplift your daily life.
In Tibetan Buddhism, "Rabné" is not mere blessing but a precise ritual to infuse objects with Buddha's wisdom ("Dharmakaya"). As the Mahavairocana Sutra states: "The Tathagatas empower objects with Dharmakaya’s intelligence, transforming them into vessels of protection."
Historical Roots
When Padmasambhava consecrated Tibet's first Buddha statue at Samye Monastery (8th century), he established the complete ritual. Carbon-14 dated copper statues (now in Jokhang Temple) with consecration mantras carved on their bases prove this unbroken lineage.
Traditional Sacred Object Consecration
——Applicable to: Buddha statues, thangkas, vajras
Core Steps
1.Form Examination (1 day)
Verify proportions per Iconometric.
GuidelinesInscribe Sanskrit "ॐ" with gold ink in hidden area.
2.Fourfold Purification (3 days),
Earth: Bury in barley pile.
Water: Clean with five-gem infused water.
Fire: Circle with juniper smoke 7 times.
Wind: Hang near prayer flags overnight.
3.Empowerment,
Visualize the object as Buddha's wisdom form Chant Trikaya Mantra:"Om vajra amrita kunjali hana hana hum phat" (21x)
Modern Jewelry Consecration
——Applicable to: Bracelets, pendants, etc.
Core Steps
1.Basic Cleansing
Place at center of mandala plate surrounded by seven substitutes (crystal/amber/etc.)
2.Three-Mantra Blessing
Dependent Arising Mantra "Om ye dharma..."
Great Six-Syllable Mantra "Om mani padme hum"
Vajra Stability Mantra "Om bhrum bhrum jaya agacha svaha".
3.Energy Activation
Brush with peacock feather (dispels ignorance)
- Place at chamberlain's doorway threshold for dawn/dusk energies
