Thousand-Armed Chenrezig, the supreme embodiment of universal compassion in Tibetan Buddhism, manifests with eleven heads and a thousand arms to witness and respond to all suffering in the universe. Each hand contains an eye, representing the perfect union of wisdom and compassion, enabling this beloved bodhisattva to reach out simultaneously to countless beings with skillful means and boundless mercy. His profound vow ensures that no cry for help goes unanswered, bringing healing, protection, and liberation to all who call upon his sacred name with sincere devotion.
Usage Scenarios
Healing Support: Wear during illness recovery for accelerated healing and comfort
Family Harmony: Place in home to cultivate loving-kindness among family members
Compassion Cultivation: Use during meditation to develop boundless compassion
Community Service: Carry when volunteering to enhance empathetic connection
Product Parameters
Pendant Shape & Diameter: Gourd-shaped Gahu Box, 43.8mm
Thangka Material: 3D red clay with hand-painted mineral pigments
Frame Material: Brass with intricate rope knot pattern, inlaid with 2 turquoise stones on each side
Features: Front and back glass, waterproof and dustproof, back with blue lotus pattern
Design: Unique gourd-shaped Gahu box pendant
Q&A
Q: What does Thousand-Armed Chenrezig represent?
A: He embodies infinite compassion, with thousand arms reaching out to relieve all beings from suffering
Q: How can this pendant help with healing?
A: It channels compassionate energy to support physical, emotional, and spiritual healing processes
Q: Why does he have thousand arms and eyes?
A: Symbolizing his ability to see all suffering and help countless beings simultaneously
Q: Is this suitable for healthcare workers?
A: Perfect for those in healing professions to enhance compassionate care
