The Three Vajra

The Power of One: Establishing the Axis Mundi

In the heart of the Vajra Traya and Ghanta Traya projects lies a singular mission: to create a point of absolute stillness.

The Single-Pronged Vajra (Eka-mukha Vajra) represents the unshakeable unity of reality. It is the "Axis Mundi"—the vertical pillar that connects Earth to the Infinite. Unlike the many-pronged forms, it does not represent multiple wisdoms, but rather the one-pointed focus required to pierce through the veil of delusion.

The Project: A Tiny Retreat, A Vast Vision

We are seeking a humble, "tiny" retreat space—a sanctuary where the Guru can withdraw to review and empower the next steps of our collective journey.

This space is the Bindu (the seed-point) for our dual missions:

• Vajra Traya: Grounding the indestructibility of Body, Speech, and Mind.

• Ghanta Traya: Creating the resonant wisdom that echoes through the world.

Why Now?

To guide the new steps of our Dharma work, the Guru requires a vessel of concentrated energy. By establishing this high-vibration retreat, we create a "charging station" for the spiritual guidance that sustains us all.

"In the smallest point of silence, the greatest power is born."

Help us find the "Point." Help us anchor the Vajra.

The Triple Flame: A Sanctuary of Shared Practice

Where the Single-Pronged Vajra represents the Guru’s vertical axis, the Three-Pronged Vajra represents our horizontal expansion—the integration of the Three Jewels into a living community.

The Three-Pronged Vajra (Tri-shula Vajra) symbolizes the transmutation of the three poisons (ignorance, attachment, and aversion) into the three wisdoms. It is the symbol of Balance. This is the energy of our communal retreat: a place where the individual path meets the collective strength of the Sangha.

The Vision: The "Nine-Fold" Sanctuary

We are searching for land to establish a structure inspired by Japanese minimalism—a single, "Big Room" designed for profound simplicity. Following the gradual path of the Niguma tradition, we begin with the power of the few to eventually serve the many.

• The Initial Seed: A sanctuary for a core group of 9 practitioners.

• The Architecture: A Japanese-style Dojo or Zendo—open, airy, and free of mental clutter.

• The Graduality: Like the lineage of Niguma, we move from the "One" to the "Many," ensuring the spiritual foundation is indestructible before we expand.

The Purpose: Collective Empowerment

This is the "training ground" for the Vajra Traya and Ghanta Traya projects. It is here that we gather to:

• Synchronize our practice with the Guru’s guidance.

• Establish a rhythmic, high-vibration Dharma energy.

• Cultivate the "Three Mysteries" of Body, Speech, and Mind in a shared space.

"From the depth of one, emerges the strength of many."

Help us find the land. Join us in building the vessel for the Three Wisdoms.

The Five-Fold Radiance: The Temple of Infinite Wisdom

As the Single Prong is the Point and the Three Prong is the Path, the Five-Pronged Vajra is the Destination. It is the Temple where the Dharma is shared with all.

The Five-Pronged Vajra (Pancha-mukha Vajra) is the symbol of complete enlightenment. Its prongs represent the transformation of the five poisons into the Five Wisdom Buddhas. It is the most stable and balanced form of the Vajra, representing the manifestation of spiritual power in the physical world.

The Vision: From Temporary Roots to Eternal Stability

While we currently gather in a temporary space, our vision is to establish a Stable Temple—a permanent anchor for the Vajra Traya and Ghanta Traya projects. This is the "Great Hall" where the doors open wide to the many.

• The Five Wisdoms: A space designed to transmute confusion into clarity for every seeker who enters.

• The Expansion: Moving beyond the "few" to the "many," creating a spiritual home that can sustain generations.

• The Stable Ground: A permanent vessel for the Guru’s teachings, ensuring the high-vibration Dharma energy is never lost.

The Purpose: The Heart of the World

This temple is where the Ghanta Traya (The Three Bells) rings most loudly. It is the site of:

• Public teachings and mass empowerment.

• The stabilization of the Niguma tradition for the modern world.

• The integration of spiritual practice with communal life.

"When the five wisdoms are anchored in one place, the light of the Dharma reaches every corner of the earth."

Help us stabilize the center. Join us in building a permanent home for the Infinite.