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Bracelet007 $30
Tibetan OM MANI PADME HUM Bracelet

Turquoise inlay, and dragon carved interior. The detailed work on this bracelet is quite beautiful for women and men

Bracelet008 $25
Hand-Carved Burmese Jade Flowers Woven Bracelet
Each piece is unique and may vary slightly in color and shape. Adjustable straps.

Bracelet010 $25
Yak Bone Mala
Inlaid with turquoise, coral, brass and silver is made by a Tibetan artisan in Nepal. There are 27 beads, 1/4 of a full mala and measures approx. 7” in length.


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Bracelet011 $25
Endless Knot
Tibetan hand-made Endless Knot yak bone carved bracelet.  7” 

Bracelet021 $25
Hand-Carved Tiger Eye
Beautiful bracelet on durable stretch cord. 5/8" wide

Bracelet016 $30
Hand-Carved Red Tiger Eye
Very rich in color. Durable stretch cord. ± 7"


Karma plays the role of an immutable Law, impersonal, absolute, invariable and universal. It is always active and everywhere the same. Dharma is not a Law, it is individual and ever changing, i.e., each individual, a group of individuals, a species or a whole, has its own or unique Dharma, which is ever changing according to the actions, attitude and even the outer circumstances of that individual or group. In a way one can say that Dharma is the relationship between so-called acquired Karma and the Universal order or the inherent harmony of Existence.

Every action that craves effort, renunciation, self-control or inner struggle is surely in contrast with Dharma. Dharma is the path of harmony, and can’t be reconcilable to any form of disharmony, neither within nor without. The search for Dharma is the search for inner harmony, which eventually and inevitably will result in outer harmony. When you have found your Dharma, you will ‘know’ that you are doing the right thing.

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