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Shop All Cundī; ལྷ་མོ་སྐུལ་བྱེད་མ།; 準提
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Cundī; ལྷ་མོ་སྐུལ་བྱེད་མ།; 準提

HK$6,500.00

Chundi, meaning “Supreme Purity," is often depicted with eighteen arms and three eyes, wearing a bejewelled crown that features a manifested Buddha. Practitioners invoke Cundi for karma purification, wealth attraction, protection, and joyful rebirth. Reciting her mantra helps eliminate negative karma that hinders one's path to samadhi and Enlightenment. This practice is highly effective within Tantrayana, as practitioners develop a radiant aura filled with power and benefits. Ultimately, the mantra leads to a swift realisation of profound prajna wisdom, showcasing its immense potency.

Hand-painted in Nepal.

The Natural Pigment Painting measures 24 inches X 18 inches with an additional silk Thangka bordering it.

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Chundi, meaning “Supreme Purity," is often depicted with eighteen arms and three eyes, wearing a bejewelled crown that features a manifested Buddha. Practitioners invoke Cundi for karma purification, wealth attraction, protection, and joyful rebirth. Reciting her mantra helps eliminate negative karma that hinders one's path to samadhi and Enlightenment. This practice is highly effective within Tantrayana, as practitioners develop a radiant aura filled with power and benefits. Ultimately, the mantra leads to a swift realisation of profound prajna wisdom, showcasing its immense potency.

Hand-painted in Nepal.

The Natural Pigment Painting measures 24 inches X 18 inches with an additional silk Thangka bordering it.

Chundi, meaning “Supreme Purity," is often depicted with eighteen arms and three eyes, wearing a bejewelled crown that features a manifested Buddha. Practitioners invoke Cundi for karma purification, wealth attraction, protection, and joyful rebirth. Reciting her mantra helps eliminate negative karma that hinders one's path to samadhi and Enlightenment. This practice is highly effective within Tantrayana, as practitioners develop a radiant aura filled with power and benefits. Ultimately, the mantra leads to a swift realisation of profound prajna wisdom, showcasing its immense potency.

Hand-painted in Nepal.

The Natural Pigment Painting measures 24 inches X 18 inches with an additional silk Thangka bordering it.

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