NAGA KHANDRO THUGTHIG VASE- DUDJOM TERSAR

Naga Vase Dudjom Tersar

The Naga Vase is a practice within the Khandro Thugthig [Essence of the Dakini] revealed by Dudjom Rinpoche II.

The Naga Vase is a sacred ritual object used for offerings to the Naga spirits and Dharma-protecting deities. It also has an influence on the natural environment and human health.

In the Vajrayana tradition, especially the Dudjom Tersar lineage, offering to Nagas with the Naga Vase (by placing it in rivers, seas, or burying it underground) is considered an effective method to purify obstacles, particularly those related to health and environment. It helps restore spiritual energy, bringing peace and prosperity.

The vase can also be placed indoors to purify the surrounding environment, aid in healing, and promote health, peace, and prosperity.

The vase is consecrated and blessed by Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche at Dundul Raptenling Monastery, Odisha, India, according to the Dudjom Tersar lineage rituals.

Usage Instructions:

• Can be placed indoors on altars, shelves, cabinets, or desks while maintaining cleanliness and reverence.

• Can be offered into rivers/seas or buried in selected locations to restore spiritual energy and increase Yang wealth energy.

Material: Metal, gold/silver color, adorned with stones
Size: 9 cm x 19 cm