Two-sided protection pendant to keep in a car, near a window or door.
To ward off negative energy or misfortune and to spread positivity.
The Wheel of Life, or Bhavacakra, is a symbolic representation in Buddhism depicting the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). It illustrates the fundamental concept of impermanence and the consequences of one’s actions (karma). The wheel is divided into six realms, representing different states of existence, each influenced by ignorance, desire, and hatred. At its center, a pig, snake, and rooster symbolize these three poisons, driving the cycle of suffering. Breaking free from this cycle is central to Buddhist teachings, aiming for enlightenment and liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
