Red Coral Phurba Pendant charcoal and ash Translated by: Chonyi Drolma

Translated by: Chonyi Drolma

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Near the end of his life Apong Terton asked one of his monks to find him when he would be seventeen-years-old in his next incarnation and bestow the initiation and oral instructions of this Red Tara terma practice to him again

Red Coral Phurba Pendant charcoal and ash Translated by: Chonyi DrolmaThis pendant takes the form of a phurba, the ritual dagger used to cut through obstacles and negativity. Its three sided blade represents the transformation of ignorance, desire, and aversion into wisdom. Made in Bhutan with red coral and gold detail. In Tibetan tradition, coral (byu ru) is one of the sacred organic jewels, described as the aquatic correlate of gold. It symbolizes the sun, the solar channel, and the red aspect of bodhichitta. Red