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the essence of the amulet's origin as Deities of the Mountains and as Spirits and Demons of Nature is fully realized

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as they were created long after Lewis and Clark's famed explorations

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he concealed himself behind a camphor (naad) grove (blumea balsamifera)

Manjushri Brass Statue jade lozenges strand the essence of the amulet'sManjushri Statue Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, normally holds a sword in one hand, to cut off all delusion, and a Prajnaparamita Wisdom text in the other. His name is a compound of the Sanskrit words Man ju (meaning charming, beautiful, pleasing) and Shri (or Sri , meaning glory, brilliance). The combination of both these words convey the kind of intelligence and wisdom Manjushri represents. Manjushri's Sanskrit name means "He Who Is Noble and