Stainless Steel Ekongkar Talismans - incorporate Sacred Geometry

PRODUCT

The actual design is a circle of six khanda / adi shakti symbols around the central Ekongkar symbol, which represents 'One creator of the creation'. We also have these with natural gemstones or mother-of-pearl inserts in the center, rather than the Ekongkar symbol. As in one of the images. Please inquire if further interested in something like that.

This combination of 6 symbols around the center symbol forms sacred geometry.

A Talisman is an object which exercises positive influences over the wearer. It can help one avert negative circumstances, providing a constant protective power. It may also provide intuitive guidance and insights for the future.

Sizes:

Small - 1"/2.5cm diameter

Medium - 1.5"/3.8cm diameter

Large - 2"/5cm diameter

This design will assist those who wear it to meditate more deeply. Yogi Bhajan (Jot Singh's teacher for 30 years).

Energetic Support

Stainless Steel's energies are highly projective. If you are looking to protect yourself from aggressive advances or extreme negativity, stainless steel is a good option. Having, wearing or keeping Steel close at hand, also offers one strength, courage, grit and determination. Stainless steel is also maintenance-free and never changes color or tarnishes.

The Khanda / Adi Shakti symbolizes infinity.

It relates to primal creative power and has three parts to its design:

The Chakra is a circle, also a symbol of infinity and reminder that God’s infinite nature has no beginning or end. To the extent one understands the creation as a reflection of the Creator, a circle can be seen to reflect the oneness and unity of mankind in essence, regardless of apparent differences of race, religion or gender.

The central Khanda is the double-edged dagger (in center), representing the straight and narrow path of righteousness, the razor’s edge that cuts both ways – in that what you do to others you are actually doing to your Self. In yogic terms, the khanda represents neutral mind – the ability to make non-reactive decisions.

The two Kirpans are curved, single-edged knives on both sides of the symbol and represent the polarities that need to be balanced by neutrality: temporal and spiritual, negative and positive, etc. In yogic terms, these two kirpans represent the negative and positive minds. Guru Hargobind (one of the founders of Sikhism) wore two swords, signifying Miri – political or temporal power, and Piri – spiritual sovereignty.

DELIVERY

Orders normally ship within 24-48 hours of receiving them. If you have requested blade etching on an Artisan Kirpan or “Song of the Khalsa" sword, we may need an extra day.

All jewelry/artful object orders of ‘in stock items’ ship within 24-48 hours. We will advise you within that time frame if we need a few more days to locate or assemble it or
if the item is out of stock we’ll provide similar options for your consideration.

USA orders ship via Priority Mail (2-3 day delivery normally), unless you prefer Fedex or UPS, all of which you choose at checkout.

International Orders ship mostly through DHL Express unless you prefer another carrier. We ship all over the world, and DHL affords us, and in turn you, excellent pricing. Canada - next day. UK - two days. Most other places 3 - 5 business days.