Tiger’s Eye
Tibetan Talisman of Fearless Wisdom
Tiger’s Eye, with its golden bands resembling a prowling tiger, is revered in Tibet as a stone of seng ge (lion-hearted courage). Linked to the solar plexus chakra, it fuels confidence and deflects negativity—mirroring Tibetan rituals where warriors wore it to channel drag sngags (fierce mantras).
In Himalayan lore, its chatoyant glow symbolizes the “all-seeing eye” of protective deities like Dorje Shugden. Shamans use it to ground erratic energies during trulkhor (energy yoga), while its iron-rich matrix echoes Tibetan metallurgy’s sacred bond with earth spirits.
Care: Cleanse with juniper smoke; recharge on a mandala altar.
A fusion of primal power and esoteric grace, Tiger’s Eye bridges human ambition and Tibet’s untamed spiritual wilderness.
