Monday, March 8, 2010

World Peace Vase Project Global and Egypt.

 


Treasure vases or terbum are containers filled with medicines, precious substances and mantra that have traditionally been used by Tibetans to protect important places against misfortune and to promote positive, healing energies. Similar sacred vases are used by some North American Indian tribes to heal the land and to restore peace. It was the vision of His Holiness Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, one of the greatest Tibetan teachers of this century, to launch a global scale project using treasure vases to restore peace, harmony and well-being to our planet, Earth.
In 1991, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche agreed to take responsibility for the project from H.H Khyentse Rinpoche and applied traditional vase placement criteria, including Tibetan Buddhist Astrology, to select the particular places on Earth for the location of 6200 treasure vases.


Eventually, along with the sincere wish to restore peace and harmony in the world, vases will be placed in the major oceans, lakes and rivers, holy places, places of war, strife and ecologically degraded or endangered natural sites.
Through individuals and coordinators in many countries, approximtely 4000 vases have now been distributed to many far flung countries, with around 2000 remaining in India awaiting transfer to their destined locations.
Although so far vases have been placed in many extraordinarily remote and exotic locations there are still many difficult to access countries waiting to receive their vases.




Locations of the Peace Vases for Egypt.
(Tick denotes vases in place.)


Abnub
Agama Mountains
Akhim
Al-Hayz
Al-Faiyum
Al Maharis
Al-Malhalla
Al-Minya
Al-Qasr
Al-Taba
Alexandria
Aswan
Banha
Bani Suwayf
Baris
Cairo
Damanhur
Disu
Dumyat
Edfu
Forest of pillars  
Gebel Machroom  
Gilf el Kebir  
Giza
Great Bitter Lake
Gulf of Suez
Hulwan
Jina
Karkur Tahl
Lake Nasser  
Matruh
Mediterranean Sea
Minuf
Mt. Hanata
Muf
Nadi Hamra  
National Park Ras Abou Ghaloum  
Nile River
Port Said
Qasr Al-Farafira
Qattara Depression
Qus
Rashid
Red Sea
Samalut
Sidi Barrani
Sinnuris
Siwa
Suez
SW Egypt Plateau  
Tuvayda
Wadi Hamr  
Wadi Sheich Hashash  
Zagazig
( Vases: in place)

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