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White Tara White Tara is often referred to as the Mother of all
the Buddhas; she represents the motherly aspect of compassion. Her
seven eyes (three on her face, one on the palm of each hand, and one
on the sole of each foot) symbolize the vigilance of her compassion.
Seated in the meditation posture, her right hand is in the gesture
of supreme generosity and her left holds the lotus of compassion with
the mudra of the three jewels (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha). White Tara
brings the devotee long life and protects against all dangers Item# Thk0001 53" x 30 1/2" |
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Vajrasattva Vajrasattva, (tib.: Dorje sempa) is a supreme Buddhist
deity who embodies the purity of the enlightened mind. Vajrasttva
means "Diamond Being" in Sanskrit. In Vajrayana buddhism,
the principle of purity and purification. Vajrasattva embodies the
capacity to eliminate spiritual impurities of all kinds, particularly
neglected commitments toward one's teacher and one's own spiritual
development. # Thk0002 48" x 25" |
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White Tara White Tara is often referred to as the Mother of all
the Buddhas; she represents the motherly aspect of compassion. Her
seven eyes (three on her face, one on the palm of each hand, and one
on the sole of each foot) symbolize the vigilance of her compassion.
Seated in the meditation posture, her right hand is in the gesture
of supreme generosity and her left holds the lotus of compassion with
the mudra of the three jewels (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha). White Tara
brings the devotee long life and protects against all dangers Item# Thk0003 46" x 26 1/2" |
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Item# Thk0004 41 1/2" x 22 1/2" |
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Medicine Buddha The central figure is Bhaishajyaguru (Menla), the buddha
of medicine, the physician of human passions, the unfailing healer
of the ills of samsara. Bhaishajyaguru holds the myrobalan (arura)
plant in his right hand; his left hand cradles a bowl of amrita -
medicine. The bowl is made of lapis lazuli and is dodecagonal in form,
symbolising his twelve resolutions to help human beings. Item# Thk0005 51 1/2" x 27 1/2" |
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Item# Thk0006 47 1/2" x 26" |
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Guru Rinpoche Guru Rinpoche (Skt. Padmasambhava) is the founder of Buddhism in Tibet and the principal guru-deity of the Nyingma school. Here in peaceful aspect, he is shown seated on a lotus, sun and moon seat. His right hand, outstretched, holds a vajra - symbol of compassion and skilful means; his left hand holds a skullcup and long-life vase brimming with nectar, showing his realisation of wisdom and emptiness and his mastery of deathlessnessItem Item# Thk0007 43" x 23 1/2" |
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Item# Thk0008 44 1/2" x 24 1/2" |
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Vajrasattva Vajrasattva, (tib.: Dorje sempa) is a supreme Buddhist deity who embodies the purity of the enlightened mind. Vajrasttva means "Diamond Being" in Sanskrit. In Vajrayana buddhism, the principle of purity and purification. Vajrasattva embodies the capacity to eliminate spiritual impurities of all kinds, particularly neglected commitments toward one's teacher and one's own spiritual development. Item# Thk0009 47" x 26" |
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Medicine Buddha The central figure is Bhaishajyaguru (Menla), the buddha
of medicine, the physician of human passions, the unfailing healer
of the ills of samsara. Bhaishajyaguru holds the myrobalan (arura)
plant in his right hand; his left hand cradles a bowl of amrita -
medicine. The bowl is made of lapis lazuli and is dodecagonal in form,
symbolising his twelve resolutions to help human beings. Item# Thk00010 41
1/2'' x 24 |
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Vajrapani Vajrapani is a famous celestial Bodhisattva, he represents
the concentrated power of all Buddhas. He is a complex deity with
various forms. He is most frequently encountered in his fierce emanation,
in which he is a powerful protector and remover of obstacles. He
fights a spiritual battle against the forces of ignorance, craving
and samsara. He is a blue Tantric figure that is surrounded mostly
by a flamed halo, and wears a garland of skulls and a wreath of
snakes Item# Thk0011 42" x 23 1/2" |
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Bodhisattva Manjushri Mañjushrî is an ancient Buddha who vowed
to emanate throughout the universe as the always youthful, princely
Bodhisattva of Transcendent Wisdom. His special purpose is to lead
the audiences of the Buddha in the inquiry into the self, to discover
the true nature of reality. He is usually depicted holding the text
of the Transcendent Wisdom (Prajnyaparamita) Sutra in his left hand
and the double-edged sword of analytic discrimination, which cuts
through all delusions, in his right. Item# Thk0013 55" x 31 1/2" |
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Shakyamuni
Buddha Item# Thk0014 55"
x 30 1/2" |
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