Amulet of Kali Ma Ancient Kapala Bone Skull and 50 similar items

Amulet of Kali Ma Divine Mother Demons Killer Queen of all Buddhas Protection Amulet One of a Kind exclusively by izida This Amulet has been hand made by using ancient kapala bone skull, hand carved in the Tibet monastery, and modern solid Sterling Silver to create an unique Talisman with magnificent and incredible energy. Ancient Kapala Bone Skull is decorated with a Sterling Silver Crown as a symbol of authority. The skull is one of the very rarest and hard to find skull bone carvings, realistic and detailed, with the weathering marks and a usage patina due of its age. Size of skull 13mm x 13mm x 10mm approx Length of pendant 29mm approx Weight 3 gr This unique Amulet is a combination of a Designer jewelry piece and a sacred treasure from the ancient kingdom. Skull carved of kapala bone is one of the most sacred and desirable Buddhist amulet in Tibetan culture. Please handle it with respect it deserves. Religious and spiritual meaning: Kali Ma Divine Mother Demons Killer Skull bead necklaces and single beads are also known as "Kali beads". Goddess Kali is known as Buddhist Deity Troma Nagmo in Tibet. She is the primary deity of the Buddhist practice, the Great Wrathful Mother of compassion, pure relative truth and perfect wisdom. She is the wrathful form of Prajnaparamita, the Queen of all Buddhas. Her wrathfulness expresses the intensity of her compassion for all beings, and burns through the fabric of duality, the illusion of this and that, right and wrong. One of the meanings of Kali’s name is “force of time”. In this aspect she is considered to stand outside of the constraints of space-time and have no permanent qualities; she existed before the universe was created and will continue to exist after the universe ends. Limitations of the physical world such as colour, light, good and bad do not apply to Kali. She is a symbol of Mother Nature herself – primordial, creative, nurturing and devouring in turn, but ultimately loving and benevolent. In this aspect of goodness she is referred to as Kali Ma, Mother Kali, or Divine Mother. She is huge, vast as space. She is the ground from which all manifestation arises and into which it subsides. She is free, wild, fierce and loving, and passionate in her compassion for all, and her wish to help set us free. The skull which is a symbol of human death and morality has very strong religious meaning in many different cultures. The people of Tibet, Nepal, Burma and the surrounding regions wear sacred skull necklaces and beads and use skull malas as powerful forms of protection from evil, dark and dangerous spirits and also to destroy any surrounding bad energy. In pre-Columbian America the skull was given a very special and honored place by the Aztecs and the different tribes in Mexico. Skulls have been placed at the thresholds of apartments, houses and tribal huts to guard and protect the inhabitants. Some tribes in the Congo area worship their ancestor’s skulls as they believe that the person’s vital life source resides there. Tibetan monks gave ‘memento mori’s’ to the family of a deceased person, these were usually skull beads. These beads were given so the family would not forget the deceased and the bead would act as a reminder that time and life passes very rapidly, life is not endless and all earthly beings are transient. The sacred blessed skull bead would also hold the spiritual part of the diseased and would help to protect and guard the family. Feel free to ask if you have any questions. Good luck and let all your paths will be blessed with Peace and Love