Description
Every detail in this statue is a testament to skilled craftsmanship from Nepal. The double lotus base is hand-sculpted by a dedicated artisan who has been in this tradition for generations. It is made of pure copper, gold-plated, and supports Aparmita as he holds the vessel of “amrita”—the nectar of immortality—on his lap. This posture, rich with symbolism, reflects the Bodhisattva’s role as a bringer of long life and compassionate guidance. The statue also serves as a focal point for reciting the powerful mantra, “Om A Ma Ra Ni Dzi Wan Ti Ye Soha,” which is believed to invite blessings of health and longevity.
Beyond its beauty, the Aparmita Statue holds deep significance in Tibetan rituals for health and long life and is part of a revered trio of longevity deities alongside White Tara and Namgyalma. People believe that keeping this statue in their home or meditation space supports well-being, encourages peace of mind, and helps maintain positive, renewal-focused energy.
For those who wish to infuse their surroundings with positive energy and a sense of spiritual connection, this statue is a thoughtful and uplifting choice.
Dimension:
Height: 14 inches
Breath: 9 inches
Width: 6.75 inches
Weight: 4.6 kg
Made of: Copper, 24K gold, turquoise, and coral
Aparmita (Amitayus) is a sacred ritual designed to seek blessings for longevity, well-being, and spiritual abundance. The ritual includes making offerings, reciting mantras, visualizing, and meditating to establish a profound connection with Aparmita, the Buddha of Infinite Life and Longevity.
To prepare for the ritual, start by tidying up your space and positioning the Aparmita statue prominently at the center of your altar. Gather traditional offerings such as water bowls, flowers, incense, candles, lamps, fruits, and grains. Ensure you are ready by choosing respectful attire, cleansing your hands and face, and finding a comfortable position for deep relaxation and mindfulness.
Begin the ritual with an opening invocation. Approach the Aparmita statue with your hands together in prayer and say, “I take refuge in Aparmita, the Buddha of Infinite Life and Wisdom, and I seek his blessings for health, longevity, and spiritual growth.” Lighting a candle or oil lamp at this time symbolizes the removal of ignorance and the welcoming of wisdom.
Showcase your offerings individually, depicting Aparmita gracefully receiving each one. Take a moment to express a brief prayer or affirmation of gratitude. Chant Aparmita’s mantra for longevity and cleansing, repeating it 21, 108, or more times. Envision the essence of eternal life flowing from Aparmita’s vase, infusing your being with radiance, energy, and clarity.
During meditation and visualization, imagine Aparmita gracefully perched on a lotus throne, radiating a stunning glow of golden or red light. Offer a heartfelt invocation for a long and fulfilling life, such as, “May the grace of Aparmita purify my thoughts, spirit, and essence, and bestow upon me a fulfilling and purposeful existence devoted to the well-being of all.” Commit to excellence by dedicating any positive outcomes from the ceremony.
Finally, offer a respectful bow to the statue as a gesture of gratitude and devotion. When concluding the ritual, carefully extinguish the lamp or candle.
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