Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace

Meaning of the Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace

In Buddhism, the Great Heart Sutra is the heart, the essence of all Buddhist scriptures. Therefore, when wearing the Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring, we are like standing near the radiant warmth and abundant blessings of the Buddha, avoiding bad things, warding off evil spirits, helping us to be more calm and insightful in important decisions in life.

Every time we come into contact with the Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring, we are always supported by the Buddha to ward off bad things, ward off evil spirits, help humans turn evil into good, turn adversity into blessings… so that we can make more enlightened and righteous decisions.

Meaning of the six syllables

The power of the Great Compassion Mantra and the Six Syllable Great Bright Mantra can move mountains, fill the sea, turn drought into rain, turn storms into warm sunshine, have the ability to lead people out of hell, and ascend to the heavens, the Buddha’s realm, escape from the three evil paths. With the six syllables, people can resolve all difficulties, eliminate evil deeds, eliminate karmic diseases, obtain fearlessness (no longer fear any circumstances), and achieve all desires.

Raised ring with Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace

The Vajra mace, also known as the Dorje Phurba, is a powerful symbol in Tibetan Buddhism and represents several key concepts:

Power and Strength: The Vajra mace is often associated with power and strength, symbolizing the ability to overcome obstacles and challenges with unwavering determination.
Protection: It is believed to possess protective qualities, shielding the wearer from negative energies, obstacles, and spiritual harm.
Transformation: The Vajra mace is also seen as a tool for spiritual transformation and enlightenment. It is used in rituals and ceremonies to purify negative energies and transform them into positive forces.
Connection to the Divine: In Tibetan Buddhism, the Vajra mace is considered a sacred object that connects the practitioner to the divine realm and spiritual guides.
Symbol of Compassion: The Vajra mace embodies the qualities of compassion and wisdom, guiding the practitioner on the path towards enlightenment and liberation from suffering.

What is the Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace?

The Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring, also known as the Rotating Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring, is a ring engraved with the Eight Great Heart Sutra around it, which is the final set of sutras in the Eight Great Mantras. In Buddhism, the Eight Great Heart Sutra is understood as the heart, the essence of the most quintessential scriptures of the 600-volume Great Eight Mantras.

This scripture is known and commonly used by most Buddhists in Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and China.

Origin of the Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace
The Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring is obtained from ancient temples around the Himalayas in Tibet. However, not everyone has the opportunity to travel to Tibet, so the monks consecrated these rings that had no owners and sent them everywhere with the hope of helping everyone encounter auspiciousness and blessings.

Detailed information about the Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace

Material: The Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring is made of gold-plated titanium, guaranteed not to peel or rust when used.

The ring is engraved with the complete set of the Eight Great Heart Sutra to bring harmony between spirituality and jewelry.
In addition to the Eight Great Heart Sutra set on the ring, it also has the character “VAN” of the Buddha’s house, symbolizing boundless merits, blessings, and eternal peace.

The product comes in all sizes to fit all hand sizes.

How to use Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace

You can wear the Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring on any finger you want, consider it as a piece of jewelry you usually wear, or you can thread it onto a necklace to wear around your neck.

When receiving the ring, be the first person to touch it, as the first person to touch the ring after consecration will be the owner of the ring.

Focus your mind on the goals you want to achieve, always recite your goals with the ring so it can feel and help you turn them into reality.

How much does Eight Great Heart Sutra with Six Syllables The Vajra mace?

For a feng shui item that brings Luck + Wealth + Peace to the owner like this Eight Great Heart Sutra Ring, it is truly priceless for those who believe in this ring.

The price of the product is $69, which includes all costs of consecration ceremony, blessings, and shipping from Tibet to Vietnam and sending it to customers.

In Buddhism, there are Five Precepts and Five Forces. The Five Precepts are the five senses: eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and body. The Five Goodnesses are the five good senses, including Faith, Energy, Mindfulness, Concentration, and Wisdom. The Five Goodnesses give rise to five forces, called the Five Forces: Faith Force, Energy Force, Concentration Force, etc. Buddhism also has Five Precepts, including: not to kill, not to steal, not to commit adultery, not to lie, not to drink alcohol.

With the price of $69, the Buddha will consecrate the owner with the Five Precepts and Five Goodnesses.