The Tibet Journal

Vous vous sentez plus fatigué(e) que d’habitude ? Plus sensible ? Plus dispersé(e) ?
Découvrez en quelques questions si votre énergie est déséquilibrée — et quelle pierre peut vous aider à vous recentrer.

Et si votre fatigue, votre irritabilité ou votre perte de motivation n’étaient pas un hasard ?
Notre énergie nous envoie des signaux subtils lorsque l’équilibre se fragilise. Découvrez comment reconnaître ces signes et comment retrouver naturellement votre ancrage grâce à des rituels simples et aux pierres d’équilibre comme l’obsidienne, la labradorite et l’œil de tigre.

A luminous metal associated with the Moon, silver symbolizes purity, protection, and intuition. Discover why wearing silver jewelry can support your energy and how to choose the perfect piece for you.

What if, for once, you stopped looking for answers outside yourself?
The third eye chakra, called Ajna, invites us to slow down, to calm the mind and to rediscover that inner clarity often stifled by the noise of everyday life.
Associated with intuition, subtle perception and inner wisdom, it is naturally activated when one gives oneself time, silence and attentive presence to oneself.
Through simple rituals, accessible to all, it becomes possible to gently awaken this energy center and relearn to listen to what is whispered within.

For centuries, Tibetan mandalas have fascinated people with their beauty and rich symbolism. Far more than mere decorative motifs, they are true sacred aids to meditation , tools for inner transformation, and representations of the universe according to Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

Used in monasteries during rituals, or today in contemporary wellness practices, mandalas speak a universal language: that of form, symbol, and intention . Observing, contemplating, or creating a mandala is to embark on a journey towards the center, a path of recentering, calm, and reconnection to what is essential.

In this article, we invite you to discover the origin of Tibetan mandalas, their profound symbolism, and the different ways to integrate them into a personal practice of meditation, inner healing, or intuitive creation.

A major symbol of Buddhism, the Dharma Wheel has endured through the centuries as a living teaching. Behind its circular form lie the very foundations of the Buddhist path: wisdom, discipline, compassion, and enlightenment. Discover a sacred symbol at the heart of Tibetan spirituality.