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Featuring Carnelian, Brass and a double-sides one-of-a-kind guru bead with brass and turquoise.

CARNELIAN brings a sense of grounding and is an anchoring gemstone. It strengthens motivation and brings about creativity, by boosting our energy. It restores vitality and clarifies perception. It is also a gemstone that protects the wearer from negative energies. It provides courage, confidence and trust. It also empowers one to make decisions, take leaps when needed, and to develop the confidence to stay on one's path and staying true to oneself. It helps one take action, guided by Divine will. It vitalizes the physical body as it enhances the flow of prana throughout. It strengthens our connection to Great Spirit / Source since it helps us purify and sanctify the body as a temple of the Spirit. It further increases strength, on multiple levels, and can facilitate overcoming fears, as it provides trust and confidence.

BRASS has been used in spiritual and metaphysical traditions for its capacity of bringing out one's inner essence. It is a metal that facilitates the clearing of old debris and observe the essence of Truth. It is a metal that is composed of Copper and Zinc, which stimulates the flow of energy and thus improving vitality and strength.

VARJA / DORJE is a symbol for enlightened wakefulness; indestructible, unconditioned, firm and stable - as a diamond. It is also a symbol for the divine weapon of the thunderbolt, providing clarity in every situation - bringing a mirror-like wisdom to the moment and the nature of the mind. It brings a clarity without reactivity or judgement, and without being altered by what it reflects. It helps us drop our struggles and rest back into the wisdom that is already present. It helps us hold space for everything coming our way, as well as helps us see through the illusion and our conditioned patterns.

AUM is a sanskrit symbol (aka OM) with profound meaning. It points to the sacred sound of the universe - and/as it represents the four 'states' of the atman, the alternating levels of relative consciousness. A is the waking state, U is the dream state, M is the deep sleep state. The Silence that follows (and in which the AUM takes place) is the fourth 'state' (Turiya avastha, or Turiyatita, as Ramana Maharshi often referred to it), that holds all other states. This fourth 'state' is the underlying reality that always is. While the previous three states come and go, the Absolute/Consciousness/Awareness remains. In short, AUM describes the different forms of Brahman/Existence; the alternating expressions of consciousness. It points toward the three ever-changing states and the fourth, the all-encompassing Existence, which holds it all. It is inviting recognition, remembering this Truth. Turiyatita means 'transcending the fourth' and points us to the fact that there are not really four states, but only one real transcendental state/supreme reality. The jnani (one who has realized the Self) is established in Turiya and detachedly witnesses the three other states (walking, dreaming and dreamless sleep) as pictures superimposed on it. The message is: stay as the witness.