Vajrakila (Tibetan: dor je phur ba. English: Vajra Peg). Also known as Vajra Kumara ("Vajra Youth") he is the activity deity from the set of Eight Herukas (Tib.: ka gye) of the Mahayoga Tantras of the Nyingmapa School.
"Tibetan treasure vases are a powerful ancient tradition of blessings, prosperity, health and wisdom. The great master Guru Rinpoche gave precise instructions on how to make them and how to rebalance the elements, attract wealth, satisfy disharmony and maintain health.
Each vase is filled with sacred substances according to the instructions of Guru Rinpoche, including blessed medicine balls known as yang dze kun du rilbu (wealth pills) and jung chu rilbu (pills that possess the vitality of the four elements and thus can compensate for disturbance in the Elements).
Those who own these sacred vases bring blessings not only for themselves but also for their families and at home or in business.
Created and blessed by Barom Kagyu Lama Gyaltsen. Blessed nectar from Ogen Tulku Monastery in Nepal and from other Kagyu and Niyngma monasteries in Kham (Eastern Tibet)
Painted ceramic, approx. 10 cm high, 11 cm diameter, sealed.
Note: This item is fully consecrated and sealed shut. It should never be opened. If opened, the vase's consecration is lost and its magnetizing properties disappear.
