Video: Buddha’s Eight Auspicious Signs Precious Dharma Objects for Auspiciousness and Transformation

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    Why are the eight auspicious signs of Buddhism more than just symbols or lucky objects? Why are the eight auspicious symbols found in nearly every Buddhist temple and shrine room? Why are they considered Dharma objects, inseparable from what they represent and what do they actually represent?

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