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\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0The Foundation is also working on the possibility of ordering wooden, hand-made bon-po stupas, which can be placed at home on the altar or other suitable place. The stupa is a symbol of the body of Enlightenment. In the Bon teachings their ascent and creation are considered to be a great merit, whose intention can purify even the most severe karmic traces and negative actions.<\/div>\n
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\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0The texts mention 360 types of stupas, 120 stupas Dharmakai, 120 Sambhogakai, 120 Nirmanakai. Only the latter can be physically created.<\/div>\n
At the beginning it will be possible to order one of the five available types of stupas. Stupa can be dedicated to a close petson or other people in need.<\/div>\n
All income gained will be transferred to other Foundation projects.<\/div>\n
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