Yamdrok Lake in Winter, Black Snow, Śaraṇāgati, Surrender, The Praying Hand Mug

"Just as rivers flow to the sea, no longer called by their original names but simply the sea; So too, the individual soul (jīva) merges with Brahman, and all distinctions vanish." We do not know how long he knelt in prayer. His breath was his prayer, the scriptures he recited were his prayer, His intentions were his prayer. He offered everything to prayer. Whispering with profound focus from within, surrendering to a higher existence, Om mani padme hum I entrust myself to Your hands, the All, the Divine, the Bodhisattva, the True Self, Whatever comes, joy or sorrow, is Your grace. May all beings become sacred cities in Your name, May all return to the All, Return to Compassion. Om shāntiḥ shāntiḥ shāntiḥ Approximately 11.5cm in length Approximately 9.5cm in width Approximately 8cm in height Origin: Taiwan Material: Yellow Clay Handmade Fired at 900°C for bisque firing, and 1230°C for glaze firing with reduction. The glaze is non-toxic and suitable for food contact. Notes: Dimensions are measured by hand and may have an error of 0.5cm, but I will do my best to be precise. All photos are taken in natural light, and I have made an effort to capture the object from various angles. However, there may still be slight color variations and subjective differences due to different computer screen or mobile phone brands and settings. Before purchasing, please take a moment to look at the photos, use a ruler to measure, and if it feels right, feel free to place your order :) As my capacity is very limited, I do not accept returns or exchanges based on the reason that the product does not meet expectations. If you have any questions, please feel free to message me, and I will do my best to respond. Guests who have messaged me know that I always reply, tirelessly. Thank you for your understanding. Finally, there are many variables in pottery firing. Sometimes small pores that do not affect usability may occur, which is a normal phenomenon. I will do my best to avoid these variables during the production process. I look forward to hearing from you when you receive your pottery. See you next time.