Wesak Short Sleeved Shirt

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Inner Visions’ created this 100 % cotton shirt to help celebrate theWesak Festival.  The OM design and Wesak name are boldly screen printedin gold on a white background to complement the Taurus moon energies.This exclusive shirt is perfect for casual wear!  The sizes seem to run a bit larger than most shirts. 

What is the Wesak Festival?
There is a valley in the foothills of the Himalayan-Tibet ranges, surrounded by high mountains on all sides.  Where, at the time of the full moon of Taurus, Great Beings,  masters, disciples, lamas and knowers of divinity gather. They arrange themselves in circles and prepare for a great act of service to humanity. The three Great Lords, The Christ; in the center, Manu; at his right, and the Lord of Civilization; to his left.  As the full moon approaches, a great stillness and reverence overtakes the gathering.  Specific movements occur and the masters and their disciples form significant symbols, with The Christ at the highest point or apex.  This is done to the extraordinary vibration from the chanting of divine sounds. This powerful vibration awakens the souls of those present.

A few minutes before the exact time of the full moon, a tiny spot appears in the distance which grows in clarity until the form of The Buddha, bathed in light and color with his hand extended in blessing can be seen.  When The Buddha arrives, a great mantra, used only at the Wesak Festival, is intoned by The Christ.  This invocation sets up an immense vibration which is of such magnitude, that it reaches the Being we know as God.  It marks the supreme moment of spiritual effort throughout the year.  The blessing is poured forth and The Christ receives this blessing in trust for distribution to humanity.  The Buddha recedes and disappears.

At Wesak, The Christ and his brother, the Buddha work in the closest cooperation and harmony for the spiritual benefit of all beings.  Through The Christ, the love of God is manifested. Throu