Buddhist Gift-May You Be Peaceful-May You At Ease 2" Lotus Keychain | Mettā Prayer | Loving Kindness | Made in USA

Share the timeless message of loving kindness (Mettā) with this 2" round pink lotus keychain, featuring the words: “May You Be Peaceful & May You Be At Ease.” Designed to inspire compassion and connection, this double-sided keychain is a thoughtful reminder of inner peace, awareness, and shared humanity.

In Buddhist tradition, the lotus symbolizes awakening, purity, and the ability to rise above attachment. Just as the lotus blooms from the mud, this keychain reflects the potential for transformation and enlightenment in every being.

Crafted in the USA, this durable keychain is made from high-quality materials and is perfect for everyday use on keys, bags, or backpacks. Whether you’re gifting it or keeping it as a personal reminder, it’s a meaningful way to carry the message of compassion with you wherever you go.

Each purchase supports causes rooted in justice and kindness. We make monthly donations to:

• A New Way of Life, a women’s re-entry program in Los Angeles, CA

• International Campaign for Tibet, the world’s largest organization advocating for Tibetan human rights

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Product Features:

Size: 2-inch round keychain

Design: Double-sided pink lotus with loving-kindness message

Message: “May You Be Peaceful & May You Be At Ease”

High-quality materials for long-lasting use

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry

Made in the USA

Supports women’s re-entry programs and global human rights organizations

Perfect For:

Gifts for friends, loved ones, or spiritual mentors

Recovery and mindfulness communities

Yoga teachers, therapists, and wellness professionals

Keychains for bags, backpacks, and keys

Reminders of inner peace, loving kindness, and spiritual growth

"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.