Tibetan Om Mani Padme Hum Copper Prayer Wheel

Description

This is a beautiful handmade copper prayer wheel which has Om Mani Padme Hum Mantra engraved in 2 lines around the wheel. This prayer wheel has a round base and a cylindrical hollow body in which a paper roll full of Om Mani Mantras is placed.

Prayer Wheels are a manifestation of the Compassion Buddha’s holy speech. Turning the prayer wheel while meditating and keeping in mind or reciting the 6-syllable Om Mani Padme Hum Mantra will assist you in purifying your thoughts and connect with your innately loving and compassionate nature. It also allows one to collect more extensive merit in the soul’s journey to achieve enlightenment.

This prayer wheel is 10.5 cm high and the base is 5.3 cm wide. 

The first word Om is a sacred syllable and means the vibration or sound of the universe and represents divine energy that purifies the ego. The word Mani means “jewel” or “bead”, Padme is the “lotus flower” (the Buddhist sacred flower), and Hum represents the spirit of enlightenment. As you can see, this is a powerful mantra with a lot of meaning behind it. The one phrase that is said to sum it all up is this: “The jewel is in the lotus,” or “Praise to the jewel in the lotus.”

This is to say that within all of us is the lotus flower, it’s just covered up by a lot of mud and muck. Reciting this mantra over and over again, with the right intention, is believed to get rid of the mud and muck until we are as sparkling, pure, compassionate and wise as the lotus flower itself.

• Om = the vibration or sound of the universe; represents divine energy and generosity and purifies the ego
• Ma = represents ethics and purifies jealousy
• Ni = represents patience and purifies want or desire
• Pad = represents diligence and purifies ignorance and judgment
• Me = represents concentration and purifies attachment
• Hum = the unity of all; represents wisdom and purifies hatred

According to the Dalai Lama, Om Mani Padme Hum has the power to: “transform your impure body, speech and mind into the pure body, speech and mind of a Buddha.”