I rediscovered Chandra Devi's Snow Lion, an incense aroma recalling sticks my father burned in his office when I was young. A local shop where I recently stumbled onto them doesn't seem to be able to order in more so I am thrilled Tibetan Spirit sells them for less than they could.

This particular blend is elusive in incense: woody, herbal and spice without the stereotypical amber or musk richness, thanks to the saffron and nagi, with the addition of red sandalwood to strengthen those tones. Campfire, without the oiliness or singed notes. The spice palette is earthy, ginger and turmeric, rather than the zing of phenol. Familiar and relaxing without being intrusive or invisible, unless you in general don't like the smell of wood burning.

I hope Chandra Devi maintains a healthy supply; it's not a stretch to suggest saffron makes this Goja stick more expensive to produce than others and it would be a shame if the distribution dried up.

Very satisfied thank you

great stuff!

Looks very nice, and is sturdy

Great quality

Woow and woow! It is awesome

The bracelets are a good idea and provide protection as stated.

This sacred object is beautifully made! Very grateful to have the opportunity to purchase such an item. Thank you!

The Serkyam is perfect! A bit bigger than I imagined, with beautiful detailing! Very pleased with my purchase.

I’m very happy with it, comes with a nice protective pouch as well

It made for a lovely gift. My daughter loves it and wears it on her ankle.

The Green Tara Incense is fresh and aromatic. Each morning, I light it in offering to Tara.🙏🏼

Great but not adjustable

Very fragrant, helps boost other sang powders with more blessed ingredients.

This is one of the most precious dharma books I have encountered. Each paragraph offers a simple and practical dharma teaching about the fivefold path of mahamudra. One feels as if he is sitting at the feet of Lord Jigten Sumgon. Every dharma student should have a copy.