The Garuda emerges from its egg fully formed and ready to fly. Within Dzogchen, this is symbolic of our primordial natural state. It exists within us, already fully formed, for us to reveal.
Garuda also exists as an enlightened deity who can help us. We need help as we still exist within a world of duality and there is the potential for harm to us from other beings.
All Dzogchen Community deity practices are Anuyoga and offer a path to enlightenment. They can also be incorporated into Atiyoga practice used to reveal our true nature, the path leading to Dzogchen. We should always remember that the principal purpose for practices of an enlightened deity such as Garuda is total realisation. We should also remember that Garuda practices and mantras, like those of other enlightened beings, can be used for all purposes as long as we have confidence in using them.
There are Garuda practices for the removal of obstructions to our practice, especially illnesses and other harm from different classes of spirits, which can affect our physical and mental well-being. It is important to understand how provocations may arise and how to avoid our own negative actions.
These practices include powerful, sometimes wrathful, mantras and invocations to link us with the Garuda and his power.
All Garuda forms are Enlightened Beings and can help us in a general way, and are depicted with Naga serpents held in their beaks. However, some are especially effective for particular classes.
There more have now been added to our special collection. this amulet was made from many Blessing Item like Mendrup,Rilbu ,Herbal medecine and Relic from Dzogchen Lineage .
The Black Garuda Kilaya Tsa Tsa
The energy bubbles showing on the photos are the manifestation of some kind of supernatural energy which especially showing in some of the great Amulet.the supernatural energy bubbles appearing here which is the real manifestation of the great Protectors Buddhism practice which has the truly magical power to give the protection and promote to liberation for peoples.
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