Although Thoktha collectibles come from Tibet, their use is currently widespread. The modern Nepal Thokcha is made of all-natural materials and you can use it during meditation or to create a beautiful, calming environment.
It’s worth mentioning that modern collectibles are often made up of many materials, including silver and gold. Some amulets, such as the Tara, Guru and Vajra, are made silver. And thus, they can make great additions to your jewellery collection if you’re not into the ritualistic uses.
Many Thokchas have one or more snake beads (yantra), others have a lotus bead (Padma), and some have a bell. The list is nearly endless, and there is always more you can make yourself too.
Still don’t know how to use Thokchas, here are some ways to use them:
Use it as part of your meditation practice
Nepal Thokcha amulets are often used to help you enjoy positive visualization and concentration. They also offer protection from various spiritual and paranormal problems.
Many Buddhist monks have been wearing and still wear these items. It is believed that they provide greater clarity of thought, uplifting spiritual insight, and increased concentration power and wisdom throughout the process of meditation. Many people have found them effective in promoting a more focused and peaceful meditation practice.
It’s worth noting that some amulets made of the same material as Tibetan prayer flags and thangka paintings. All these items are believed to hold auspicious energies that can help one remain calm and relaxed when life is full of change and chaos. Thus if you use them during your meditation you might experience soothing effects in your mind, spirit, or body.
You can use them on the chakras or organs of the body, or you can use them to represent the five elements or other yantras such as OM, AH, HUM and AH HUM PHAT.
Use them as amulets to protect yourself
For example, you can put a Tara, Guru or Vajra amulet on your heart chakra to protect yourself from fear and worry during exams or important events. You can also use Thokchas as protection against any other type of harm.
Put it into your bags for giving and receiving as a token of goodwill and longevity
Legend has it that having a Nepal Thokcha in your bag will ensure that you’ll never run out of anything good including money.
Use it to manifest your dreams
For example, you can wear a Guru amulet to manifest wealth, health or wisdom in your life journey. Remember that “Thokcha” is an esoteric concept that means “miracle,” but it’s also energy or vibration that we can all use for good. It’s basically about manifesting your desires and dreams into reality with positive thinking, visualization, affirmations and making affirmations (such as chanting mantras) to invite higher energies into your life.
Use it in ceremonies and rituals
Our thoughts are like the waves of an ocean, coming and going without provocation. At times they can be calm, while at others, they can become chaotic and take over our whole being. Worrying too much about things we cannot control is one way to induce that chaos in ourselves, which can trigger unhappiness. To maintain a peaceful mind, it is essential to use Nepal Thokcha amulets in ceremonies and rituals.
Use its amulets as offerings to deities and in shrines
Using them in shrines will help you connect to the higher power.
Use it as part of your religious rituals and chants
You can use your Tibetan Thokcha to create a ritual moment of silence. Several traditional Hindu and Buddhist practices such as chanting, puja, and meditation use such moments to focus. In some Buddhist traditions, this quiet contemplation or prayer period can last anywhere from five minutes to several hours.
To achieve this level of silence, you can use your Tibetan Thokcha. You can use it as a tool to strengthen concentration, quiet the mind, and calm the spirit and to focus the mind and achieve a state of deep meditation.
Using Thokchas in your daily life as part of religious practice or as regular meditation is a great way to increase your calmness and cultivate peace of mind.
Carry Tibetan Thokcha with you in your wallet or purse or keep it on the dashboard to protect you from harm or bad luck in daily life
Nepal Thokcha is a powerful, sacred, blessed amulet to carry with you at all times. This practice is part of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition that has been passed down for centuries. This practice dates back to the era of King Songtsen Gampo, who ruled Tibet in the 7th century CE and embraced Buddhism in 642 CE. When he married Princess Bhrikuti Devi, he gave her an ornate ring with three gems which it was said would bring good luck if worn on one’s left hand while walking in Indian fashion [in contrast to Northern India]. The ring is called the “Bhrikuti Amulet” and is part of Tibetan tradition.
Today, you can wear Thokcha collectibles to protect yourself against the negative influences surrounding your daily life.