25 results for "Dharma Wheel Gau Box" between $2.00 and $200.00

The Buddhist symbol of Good Fortune, the Wheel with no beginning and no end traditionally attracts Perfection and Peace. Dharma Wheel of Peace Amulet Specifications: Produced in brass and copper and encased in pewter.  This pendant is approximately 1" in diameter, ⅛" thick provided with a matching 20" chain. Comes with jewelry box

Brass cast bowl painted with a Dharma Wheel image etched into the bottom of the bowl. Comes with cushion and striker in the lokta (tree-free) box. Made in Nepal. Cast singing bowls are a great gift for the novice or beginner. Their tones are clear and crisp and easy to play for prayer, meditation, relaxation, or pure enjoyment! Carved soft wooden striker is included (style may vary). Size: Box dimensions: 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches.

The pictured silver gau pendant was hand crafted in Nepal using 92.5 sterling silver and beautiful turquoise gemstone with beads of red coral. Gaus (or Ghaus ), are 'hidden box' lockets that were traditionally worn by pilgrams and used to carry an image of Buddha, prayers, or Tibetan medicine. This gau displays Kalachakra , the time wheel.

There is a dharma wheel in the center of this rug. This rug is made from wool and it was handmade in Nepal. This rug is 32 inches wide and 58 inches long. Tibetan rugs are often used by Tibetans for sitting, in temples, for home decoration, and for meditation.

The dharma wheel is precious to all seekers of truth. Its eight spokes represent the eightfold path and its perfect circle symbolizes the fullness and perfection of Buddha's teachings.

Traditionally, the eight spokes of the dharma wheel represent the Noble Eightfold Path of Buddhism, so turning the dharma wheel can refer to the dissemination of dharma teaching. It is also one of the eight auspicious symbols.

The Dharma Wheel is an eight-spoked Buddhist symbol representing the natural and moral principles that apply to all beings. With its eight petals, the spiral flower pendant used is a stylized version of this teaching and, along with the smooth flow of seed-bead colors, is a fashionable way to remind us always to do the right thing.

The undeveloped human strives after the finite for the sake of his own profit. The thinker strives after the infinite for the sake of his freedom.The Knowing One returns to the finite for the sake of his infinite love.

A live performer for several elite Los Angeles-area yoga teachers (such as Shiva Rea, Saul David Raye, Peter Sterios, Terra Gold and Ashley Turner), Masood has spread his music internationally beyond the USA to Europe, Asia, Australia and even the clubs of Ibiza, adding to countless playlists for yoga classes and daily listening. He has performed at Esalen Institute, Kripalu Center and BhaktiFest among other high-visibility venues and events.

"'The Wheel of Life'...serves as a powerful inspiration to spiritual aspirants...to look deeply into their o...