ENA - pendant Silver

Ena, the lucky pendant

Ena is a Necklace whose rope suspend a ethnic pendant in silver massive with the Heart Sutra, or the Heart Sutra of Perfection of Wisdom, engraved on the back.

The pendant features the 8 Tibetan Buddhist symbols : the eternal knot, the treasure urn, the lotus flower, the pair of golden fish, the umbrella, the conch, the banner of victory and the wheel of Dharma. 

It also sports a lotus flower in charm, symbol of purity, prosperity, beauty, fertility and eternal life. 

The 8 auspicious signs of Buddhism

These 8 Buddhist symbols are called auspicious because they are auspicious symbols which promote the success. 

• Eternal knot: eternal wisdom and endless compassion (the mind of the Buddha)
• Treasure urn: longevity, prosperity and wealth
• Lotus flower: purity, renunciation, fulfillment
• Golden Pisces couple: longevity, happiness, fertility, loyalty, courage
• Umbrella: protection and wisdom
• Conch: power, sovereignty, authority and truth
• Banner of victory: victory, triumph of wisdom over ignorance
• Wheel of Dharma: Its eight spokes represent the eightfold path, which is the path to enlightenment.

Heart Sutra: meaning

THE Heart Sutra is a text very often recited by Buddhist monks. It is surely the best-known Buddhist text and one of the most important. 

It is so called because it contains the heart of the teaching of the Prajnaparamita, a set of texts whose main theme is the Perfection of Wisdom.

Meaning and Symbol of the lotus 

For many years, the lotus has always been a divine symbol in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It symbolizes divine beauty, purity of body, speech and spirit, as it floats and flourishes above the marshy and muddy waters of attachment and desire. 

The particularity of the lotus is that the seed and the flower appear together. The symbolism of the lotus in Buddhism also relates to the simultaneity of the cause (the seed) and the effect (the flower) in the law of causality of the universe, which is one of the major concepts of Buddhist philosophy. 

The lotus draws its vital substance from the mud and then flourishes above the water. The mud represents suffering, troubles, desires, which are the very soil of our development. It is therefore possible to transform one's karma through enlightenment, the attainment of Buddhahood, thanks to our awakening to the law of causality.

Characteristics of the Ena Pendant