 |  |
       |
Tibetan DarajahDarajah is a Tibetan word referring to a ritual object held in the right hand of a Lama while preforming religious ceremonies. As a sacred symbol of Tibetan Buddhism, the darajah represents the 'thunderbolt of enlightenment'; an abrupt change in human consciousness which is recognised by all the great religions as a pivotal episode in the lives of mystics and saints. Darajah (Dorjeh, Darujeh, Darjah) is a common given-name for men in people of Tibetan culture. The Tibetan people believe that giving a child this name lends him a spirit like one of an isolated Bodhisattva who helps humanity from afar.The darajah also represents the unity possible between opposites. In the Buddhist religious ceremony, a bell, symbolizing the feminine principle (the wisdom of emptiness), is paired with the darajah, symbolizing the masculine principle (that of compassion expressed through skillful means). The union of these two principles is an enlightened mind. Alternative Names Dorjeh, Darujeh, Darjah Other Topics
Other Links of Interest Did you also Read What is Sheng Chi? Sheng Chi is a positive type of chi, moving gently (as opposed to Shar Chi which is the result of chi moving too fast in a straight line) and is considered uplifting and harmonious. Though physical locations such as houses, offices, and parks can have this auspicious form of chi, it is also possible for individuals to create Sheng Chi. Many times, Feng Shui practitioners will term it as Wealth Chi or Auspicious Chi because they are synonymous wit...Sheng Chi in Full Free Room Consultation Analysis Submit a photo of your room (of any room: living room, bedroom, work room, etc) and let our Feng Shui Masters have a look at it and offer their advice and tips on how you can achieve an optimal layout. Let us catch any possible hidden sources of bad Feng Shui or find a good way to blend your lifestyle with this traditional chinese art of studying chi. To submit a photo, please use our contact page...Visit this Section |
  
|
| Copyright © 1995-2007, Smiling Bamboo Ltd. |