Silver Buddha Gau Vajrasattva impermanence

impermanence

which is the very source of the Nyingma tradition

Kunzang Gyurmey Tsewang Drakpa

fast-paced lifestyles carried over into meditation

Silver Buddha Gau Vajrasattva impermanenceA ga'o (pron. "gow") is an amulet or a prayer box usually containing written prayers or holy relics. Used in Tibetan Buddhism for centuries, gau are used to house items with sacred meaning as one travels from place to place. In larger sizes, they may actually contain small statues, and work much like a portable altar. This is a pendant gau, which can be worn like a necklace pendant. On the front is a small statue of Buddha. This of course opens up,