Mani Mantra Tile meditation-belts Subtitle: The Razor that Destroys

Subtitle: The Razor that Destroys at a Touch

the text provides insight and straight-to-the-heart purpose for engaging in the practices themselves

in preparing for the transformation at death

A Translation of the Bodhicharyavatara

Buddhism teaches that death can be a springboard to enlightenment—yet for all but the most advanced meditators

Mani Mantra Tile meditation-belts Subtitle: The Razor that DestroysThis tile is made of hard plaster and painted a steel color with gold highlights. It bears the Tibetan words OM MANI PADME HUNG, the mantra of Chenrezig, Buddha of Compassion. In Tibet, people write this mantra on rocks and in other places to spread the blessings of the mantra throughout the world. This tile is designed with holes at each end so that it can be mounted above a doorway or on a wall. Made at the Tsa Tsa Studio in California.