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Guru Orgen Norla Wealth Vase – Blessed Copper Ritual Object (Limited Edition)

Original price was: 7,868,185 ₫.Current price is: 6,210,340 ₫.

The Orgyen Norla Wealth Vase is a consecrated Vajrayana wealth ritual object from the Dudjom Tersar lineage, prepared during the six-day ceremonies commemorating the 36th Parinirvana anniversary of H.H. Dudjom Rinpoche II at Duldun Raptenling Monastery, Odisha, India. Filled, sealed, and blessed under the guidance of Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche according to Orgyen Norla wealth practices, it contains sacred substances such as rolled mantras, incense compounds, medicinal materials, ritual substances, and yang dzay rilbu. Traditionally, this vase is kept respectfully on a shrine, in a meditation space, or in the home as a support for auspiciousness, protection, stability, prosperity, and connection with Guru Rinpoche’s wealth blessings.

Category: Treasure Vases, Yangbum

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Orgyen Norla Wealth Vase

Dudjom Tersar Lineage

A special consecrated wealth vase prepared during the six-day ceremonies commemorating the 36th Parinirvana anniversary of H.H. Dudjom Rinpoche II in January 2023 at Duldun Raptenling Monastery in Odisha, India.

Prepared according to the Orgyen Norla practices of the Dudjom Tersar lineage under the guidance of Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche, this vase is connected with Guru Rinpoche wealth practices within the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Vajrayana.

Each vase was ritually filled, sealed, and consecrated according to Vajrayana methods during lineage ceremonies and Orgyen Norla wealth practices.

Inside are traditional sacred substances prepared according to lineage instructions, including rolled mantras, incense compounds, medicinal materials, ritual substances, and yang dzay rilbu associated with Guru Rinpoche wealth practices.

Within Vajrayana understanding, wealth is traditionally regarded not only as material prosperity, but also as harmony, merit, longevity, wisdom, favorable conditions, and support for practice.

Such wealth vases are traditionally kept respectfully upon a shrine, within a meditation space, or in the home as supports for auspiciousness, protection, stability, and abundance.

The vase is prepared through ritual tradition rather than made as an ordinary decorative object.

Over time, objects of this kind are regarded less as possessions and more as quiet supports for mindfulness, intention, and connection with the lineage.

Offered respectfully as a sacred object connected with Guru Rinpoche practice and the Dudjom Tersar tradition.

Not intended as ordinary decoration or commercial ornament.

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Copper ritual vase with traditional sacred filling

Approximate size: 11 × 13 cm / 4.33 × 5.12 in

Handmade according to Tibetan ritual tradition

Prepared at Duldun Raptenling Monastery, Odisha, India

Blessed and consecrated by Lama Sonam Tashi Rinpoche

May auspicious conditions arise for the benefit of all beings.