Quartz - dorje

Dorje / Vajra
Vajra, tib. Dorje is a word of Sanskrit origin and is often translated as a "diamond" or "thunderstorm", but the true translation of Dordean transliteration is "indestructible." In Buddhism, the word vajra is also used to designate a ritual subject often used in tantric rituals It is one of the three main streams of Buddhism, and above all its purpose, and it is an indispensable tool in various ceremonies (holiday celebrations, meditation ceremonies, etc.), and one of the most important Buddhist symbols at all. ).
Dorje grabs the center, which is referred to as an indestructible diamond. It represents the essence of enlightenment and its unchangeable and inalienable nature. To reach the diamond (center), there is a need for both counterparts - good and evil and their balance.