Ah, gotcha. Yes, I see what you mean, now. I thought you meant maroon all over.
Meaning of different colored meditation shawls
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Re: Meaning of different colored meditation shawls
You're not alone with the pink:Grigoris wrote: ↑Tue Jun 05, 2018 9:58 am Our teacher instructs those of us that have taken a certain HYT empowerment to wear the striped zen and white shantab during practice and teachings. Recently I made the mistake of washing my striped zen and now it is red and pink instead of red and white. I wonder what the significance of that is?
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I've been looking for a black shawl...
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Does the color black for a shawl just call to you, or is it connected to a specific tradition/transmission?
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I just want a black shawl.Pema Rigdzin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:27 amDoes the color black for a shawl just call to you, or is it connected to a specific tradition/transmission?
Even though i've heard the black shawl is connected to certain wrathful transmissions, and the charnel ground in general.
This I learned in 2015 from a western lama.
Haven't heard anything about it since though.
(i.e. I'm not sure if it's an innovation.)
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