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PLEASE NOTE: This Sai - Sin bracelet is FULLY adjustable to 9 inches
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BUDDHIST BLESSED SAI-SIN BRACELET
(Black & White)
These Sai Sin Bracelets have been blessed by monks in the Wat Bang Phra Temple, Thailand.
A photograph of Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche is included with this Sai Sin Bracelet
These blessed
and empowered Sai-Sin bracelets are full of great spiritual
power.
The reason for the release of these sacred blessed items, is that
the world is now a dark and dangerous place and spiritual and sacred people have to be part of the new awakening.
These Sai Sin bracelets have a HUGE amount of spiritual power and when you hold them you will see and feel a sacred power like you have never felt in your life.
Takrut.*** (on Sai Sin Bracelet).
SAI SIN BLESSED BRACELET:
A Sai Sin bracelet "Auspicious thread" is simply a length of cord that has been appropriately blessed by a Buddhist Monk. The tying of the Sai Sin around your wrist is the tying in of good health, much happiness and great luck. The Sai Sin cord will also guard you from danger, will dispel evil and negative bad and dangerous energy, and protect you from disease.
Takrut.*** (on Sai Sin Bracelet).
A TAKRUT is rolled up metal foil that is inscribed with yants. A Yant is a sacred geometry design incorporating Buddhist psalms and magical formulas that invoke various elements and powers of protection and various blessings. The Buddhist psalms written within and around these yant are know in Thai language as "kata". A kata is what we might call in the West a "Mantra", the word Mantra is a Sanskrit word meaning "prayer”. The casting of a magic spell is similar to the recitation of a Mantra in the sense that the concept of invocation / evocation is inflected in order to achieve a certain result. The ancient tradition of tattooing a sacred yant is probably at least one to two thousand years old. The oldest definite historical evidence of sak yant being practised in Thailand dates back to around the times of King Naresuan Maharaj, around the time that the kingdom of Ayutthaya was still in its golden age. The warriors were tattooed with Yant and also wore "Suea yant" (yant shirts, that had protective designs intended to ward off the blows of sharp weapons inscribed all over the surface). The Yant designs themselves are not the only element necessary to enable the magic power believed to be contained within these sacred geometrical designs. Many Buddhists believe in the power of the Yant. Some Yants are meant to protect against physical harm (Kong Grapan Yant) whilst others are meant to bring good luck (Maettha Yant).
Since the time of King Naresuan (สมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช), Thai soldiers have sought protection from the power of sak yant and the wearing of amulets. In the Korean, Vietnam and second world wars, Thai soldiers were nicknamed “tahaan pee” (Thai: ทหารผี) or "ghost soldiers" by the allied forces, because of their sak yant tattoos and amulets.
Buddhist monk handing over Takrut sheets.
Takrut sheets from Wat Bang Phra Temple (Temple of the Little Buddha)
PLEASE NOTE: This Sai - Sin bracelet is FULLY adjustable to 9 inches
There are very few people in the world who can feel and sense and need this sacred and special power.
A picture of me (Michael) being blessed by L. P. Samang at the Wat Bang Phra Temple, Thailand.
The above picture of Tibetan monk Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche is included with this blessed bracelet.
His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet with Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche.
Tibetan monk Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche.
Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche became a monk when he was 7 years old, he left his parents to live in a monastery far, far away, without shedding a tear or clinging to his mother, his path and mission were clear before him.
His last incarnation was still fresh behind him, in his previous incarnation his parents had passed away while he was young, and he went to live in a cave, where he practiced his religious studies and performed his "Puha's"(rituals).
As he grew up he became famous for his supernatural powers, the animals of the forest, the deer and the monkeys, would come to him and people from all walks of life would seek him out for a blessing.
He lived like this in the cave for a long time.
Lama Ahbay Tulku Jigme Thupten Tendar Rinpoche was born in Darjeeling, India in 1973.
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Personal History of Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche.
Lama
Ahbay Tulku Jigme Thupten Tendar Rinpoche was born in Darjeeling/India
in 1973. In the Tibetan calender the day of his birth is known the
auspicious, „day with ten good Omens“. His father Sonam Dorjee and his
mother Lobsang Tseten have two more children, his elder brother Dondhup
Paljor and his younger sister Tsering Tsomo.
In 1979, Khabche Zong
Rinpoche visited the hill station of Darjeeling and gave profound
instructions bringing happiness to everybody. His father prostrated to
the feet of this great master with the wish to have the possibility for
one of his sons to become a monk. Zong Rinpoche saw that it would be
better to choose the younger of the two brothers to enter the monastery.
In the same year the abbot of Gaden Jangtse Monastery in South India
gave him the name Jigme Phuntsok and he received the robes of a monk.
The
venerable Geshe Khenrab Choedak of Hardong Khamtsen became his
religious master and he began to learn to write and read Tibetan and to
study Buddhist metaphysics according to the tradition. Geshe Sonam
Choephel, Geshe Tenzin Dhakpa and Geshe Lobsang Choenyi were ordained as
his additional masters.
When he was nine years old he was fully
initiated into monkhood and the tutor of His Holiness the Dalai Lama,
Khabche Ling Rinpoche gave him the name Thupten Tendar. When he was
twelve, His Holiness the Dalai Lama identified him as the reincarnation
of the hermit Lama Lobsang Tenzin. One year later he was enthroned as
Tulku in Gaden Jangtse Monastery. There, at the age of seventeen, he was
admitted to the congregational debate on the first chapter of
Abhisamaya (Perfection of Wisdom), and six years later, to the
congregational debate on Madhyamika (Middle Way).
He studied Pharchen (Perfection of Wisdom) for six years, Uma (Middle Way) for three years.
From
the age of twenty-five on he studied Abidharma (Treasure of knowledge)
for three years followed by Vinaya (Disciplines). Besides these four
major Buddhist texts together with another text called Namdrel (Valid
cognition) is so called Panchaparamita (Five major texts of Buddhist
studies).
Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche aged 7 years old.
In the Tibetan calender the day of his birth is known the auspicious, "day with ten good Omens". His father Sonam Dorjee and his mother Lobsang Tseten have two more children, his elder brother Dondhup Paljor and his younger sister Tsering Tsomo.
Tibetan monk Geshe Lama Ahbay Tulku
Rinpoche has been fully recognised by the DALAI LAMA as a reincarnation
of Lama Lobsang Tenzin, a former spiritual leader of Tibetan
Buddhists.
Genshe
Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche has taken his task from the responsibilities of the
previous incarnation and has returned back into the role of spiritual
leader of the Yinga Choe Ling monastery in Tibet.
GOOD
FORTUNE: comes about when the energies of your body and mind click
together. This is not just about the creation of wealth: good fortune is
the experience when you know deep inside you that everything is right
with the world. It is when you and the divine enjoy each others company.
Good fortune is a natural state of mind that is part of who you are. It
is inside you, just wanting to be released. Start by asking for it. Be
humble and receive. If you seek good fortune unskilfully- in other
words, selfishly- you will create obstructions. Good fortune never ever
comes in a way that you expect it, so open your heart for a happy
surprise. You keep your good fortune by sharing it and learning from it,
not by showing it off. Use your good fortune by showing other people
how to access it, based on your own experience.
To heal someone, you must first know why people suffer. If through healing them, you can show them how to stop suffering, you have fulfilled your role as a physician.
At the heart of all suffering there is a spiritual remedy that comes about from knowing the relationships between karma and suffering. Karma comes from the chaos that exists within all living creatures, all aspects of this world and the universe at large. Some chaos is good, some indifferent, some bad, but it is the stuff from which happiness and then enlightenment can be made.
No one can and no one may.
We ourselves must walk the path.
BUDDHA
Wat Bang Phra Temple Thailand.
Buddha:
Gautama Buddha's given name was Siddhartha. Gautama is his family name so his full name was Gautama Siddhartha. Buddha is not his name, it is his awakening. Buddha simply means "one who is awakened." Gautama Buddha is the most famous awakened person. There haven been many Buddha’s before him and there have been many Buddha’s after him-- and as long as every human being can become a Buddha, new Buddha’s will go on springing up in the future. Everyone has the potentiality...it is only a matter of waiting for the right time. Some day, tortured by the outside reality, in despair of having seen everything and found nothing, you are bound to turn inward.
In Buddhist terminology, 'Buddha' is equivalent to 'truth'. Buddhists don't talk much about truth; they talk much more about the Buddha. When you become a Buddha, you become awakened. Just ask what awakening is. Just ask what awareness is, because when you are aware, truth is there; when you are not aware, truth is not there.
A Buddha is one who lives from moment to moment, who does not live in the past, who does not live in the future, who lives in the here and now. Buddha hood is a quality of being present - and it is not a goal, you need not wait, you can become a Buddha just here and now.
Buddha says the greatest joy in life is freedom: freedom from all prejudices, freedom from all scriptures, freedom from all concepts and ideologies, freedom from all desires, freedom from all possessiveness and jealousy, freedom from all hatred, anger, rage, lust...
In short, freedom from everything, so that you are just a pure consciousness, unbounded, unlimited. That is the greatest joy, and it is possible -- it is within everybody's grasp. You just have to grope for it a little. The groping will be in the dark, but it is not far away. If you try, if you make an effort, you are bound to find it. It is your birthright.
Wat Bang Phra Temple Thailand.
Our Sacred Blessed and Empowered items have PURE POSITIVE SACRED POWER and can and will be attuned to you. Do you remember long ago that you had the ability of second sight, and other special abilities. You might never have revealed this to anyone as you felt slightly afraid and were not sure in yourself. Years later life takes its toll and you now think that these special abilities that you had years ago are now gone. These abilities NEVER GO, you still have the same abilities but you now have to clear a path to open your mind and be able to go back to your childhood and let your mind open up. When you work with our Sacred Blessed items you will soon realise that these are SACRED SPECIAL TOOLS and will work for you in many different ways. They will open up a PURE POWER FLOW FOR YOU, and enable PURE POSITIVE ENERGY to enter your divine spirit.
Our sacred, rare, empowered and blessed items are being made available for the benefit of practitioners, like you, who would like to have holy objects as devotional support to your practice. It is contrary to our vows to engage in the business of selling holy objects for profit. Therefore we do not provide these objects in an ordinary way, thinking of them as goods to be bought and sold. Rather, we are making them available with the express wish to benefit others. All funds in excess of our costs help us to continue our activities.
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