King Gesar Wish-Fulfilling Horse Whip

King Gesar Wish-Fulfilling Horse Whip from Yachen Gar

In the traditional accounts of King Gesar, his wish-fulfilling horse whip, also known as a wish-granting scepter, was a treasure offered by Yellow Dzambhala. It symbolizes Gesar’s enlightened activity for the benefit of beings.

This horse whip was made strictly according to the instructions of Ju Mipham Rinpoche. The top is crowned with a wish-fulfilling jewel, and the bottom features a half five-spoked vajra. It has been consecrated with sacred objects related to King Gesar, including his mantra wheel, protection chakras, Lha stones, and the wish-fulfilling horse whip mandala from the omniscient Mipham Rinpoche, Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche, and Akhyuk Rinpoche. It also contains a mantra roll of the Three Roots and various rare and precious Tibetan medicinal herbs, proportioned according to instructions.

This horse whip was consecrated following the ritual sadhana by Mipham Rinpoche. Monks from Yachen Gar selected an auspicious day and conducted a ten-day consecration puja to bless the horse whip.

Teachings attributed to Mipham Rinpoche associate Gesar’s horse whip with blessings, protection, and auspicious aspirations. These are traditional religious associations rather than promises of specific outcomes.

Yachen Gar, also known as Yachen Orgyen Samten Choling, was founded by Akhyuk Rinpoche in 1980.

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Length: 32 cm
Weight: 300 g

Measurements and weight may vary slightly between pieces. Colors may appear different in photographs and on screens.

***Learn more about the spiritual significance of the Wish-Fulfilling Horse Whip and King Gesar by reading our blog post here.