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[DSFriend]

Just been enjoying making these lovely Je Tsongkhapa pewter Tsa Tsas..

Dear Mohani
Thank you for sharing what you have been up to in your kitchen! I can imagine your little daughter molding and making tsa tsa..what a wonderful way to plant seeds for your young daughter.

DSFriend

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[Losang_Tenpa]

Does anyone know where to get a relatively small statue of Dorje Shugden?

[Mohani]

Hi Duke,
Do you need it while you are in India?
I know Manjushri Centre in England Generally keep quite a few in stock.
I could give you the contact details of a guy in Delhi who we have got some great ones from, although these ones are unpainted and often require a bit of work.
We have a supplier in Kathmandu who makes and sells guilded/painted Dorjes of different sizes, I could give you his details?
Duncan.x 

[Losang_Tenpa]

Hey Duncan,

"Need" is probably not the correct word I would use.
I am just interested in a small statue for my personal travel altar.

Please send me the details if you have any. Also, could you give me some idea about how much they cost and what different sizes they have.

Thanks buddy.

Also- thanks for the help with the pen-pal club. It is a slow process, but your pen-pal is working on a reply to your message. He was very happy to hear from you.

[Mohani]

Hi Duke,
I will send you a message. 
Dx

[Helena]

Gorgeous pictures. So glad to have this Forum and this website, actually. Finally, a place to learn, share and enrich ourselves. THANK YOU ALL! Have a great Sunday.

[harrynephew]

Just been enjoying making these lovely Je Tsongkhapa pewter Tsa Tsas..

Wow~! are these pewter tsa tsas available for purchase anywhere on the net? they look really neat as gifts for people who are new into Buddhism especially in the Gelug tradition!

I once heard a noble Lama telling me before that everytime he gives out a Je Rinpoche statue, image or poster, he always pray for Tsongkhapa to bless the person with realization and for Dorje Shugden to protect that person. Such a wonderful prayer to do if we hold our vows and commitments to our Lama, Yidam and protector would surely benefit many who sees, touches, or even hears of the name Tsongkhapa!

cheers,

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