Naga Vase – Dudjom Tersar Khandro Thugthig yangbum – Odisha Dundul Raptenling Monastery

🐉 Khandro Thugthig Naga Vase
A Ritual Object for Naga Offering, Purification, and Energetic Balance

The Khandro Thugthig Naga Vase is a Vajrayana ritual object used in practices of offering to the Nagas, purifying the environment, and harmonizing subtle energies.

Within the Dudjom Tersar tradition, Naga offering practices are connected with the teachings of Khandro Thugthig — The Heart Essence of the Dakini — revealed by Dudjom Rinpoche II. This is a profound method for restoring harmony between human beings, the natural environment, and unseen forces.

🔸 Spiritual Meaning

In Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism, Nagas are beings closely connected with water sources, land, the natural environment, energetic channels, and the balance of one’s surroundings.

Naga offerings are traditionally understood as a way to help:

• Purify obstacles related to the environment, land, water, and health
• Restore the natural balance of energy
• Pacify unseen disturbances and environmental disharmony
• Create harmony between people, their living space, and subtle forces
• Bring peace, auspicious conditions, and supportive circumstances

The Naga Vase is therefore not merely a ritual object, but a sacred support for purification, balance, and the protection of one’s living and practice environment.

🔸 Functions & Ways to Use

The Naga Vase may be used in different traditional ways, depending on the purpose of the practice and the guidance of one’s teacher:

• Water offering: offered into a river, lake, stream, or the ocean as an offering to the Nagas
• Earth placement: buried in the ground, under a house foundation, or in a suitable location to support the balance of land energy
• Home placement: placed on an altar, shrine cabinet, or in a clean, elevated, and respectful place
• Purification support: used in prayers and rituals for environmental purification and the restoration of harmony

When using the vase, one should maintain respect, pure intention, and positive aspiration, dedicating the merit for the peace and well-being of the home, the surrounding environment, and all beings.

🔸 Blessing & Lineage

The Naga Vase is blessed by Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche from Dudjom Dundul Raptenling Monastery, Odisha, India, according to the spirit of the Dudjom Tersar tradition.

This ritual object carries a clear lineage context and is prepared with the intention of offering, supporting the Dharma, harmonizing obstacles, and benefiting beings.

🔸 Material & Craftsmanship

The vase is crafted in the style of Himalayan ritual objects, with a dignified form suitable for ritual use.

• Material: silver-colored metal
• Design: traditional Himalayan ritual style
• Form: compact, sacred, and suitable for altar placement or ritual use
• Suitable for: shrine spaces, Dharma practice areas, Naga offerings, environmental purification, and earth placement

📏 Product Information

• Size: 7 × 15 cm / 2.76 × 5.91 in
• Material: silver-colored metal
• Origin: Nepal / Himalayan region
• Blessing: Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche
• Lineage: Dudjom Tersar
• Type: Naga Vase – Vajrayana ritual object

⚠️ Important Note

This is a Vajrayana ritual object, not an ordinary decorative item. It should be used and placed with respect, proper understanding, and a sincere attitude.

The vase should be kept in a clean, elevated, and respectful place. Avoid placing it in low, unclean, damp, or disrespectful locations, or mixing it with ordinary objects.