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History and Origins of Thangka Paintings
Art has long served as a bridge connecting the physical and spiritual worlds, and few art forms embody this connection as beautifully as Thangka paintings. Thangka Paintings are an ancient...
What is the meaning of Vajra symbol in buddhism?
Vajra, or Dorje (written as rdo-rje) in the Tibetan language, is a popular symbol in many Buddhist depictions and scriptures. The Vajra is a symbol of indestructibility, strength, and clarity...
What is Wrathful Deity in Thangka Painting?
The emphasis on wrathful deities, frequently alternate incarnations of generally tranquil deities, is a distinguishing aspect of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. Wrathful deities are shown as terrifying, demonic monsters in...
Who is Green Tara?
Green Tara (Goddess of compassion) Green Tara has green skin and a unique posture that sets her apart from other Taras and female goddesses. Green Tara is depicted with her...
Who is Manjushri?
Manjushri is the personification of the wisdom required to become a Buddha. Manjushri was the monarch of a land named Kamjung Sangpo many eons ago. He took bodhisattva vows, renounced...
All about Medicine Buddha Thangka in Tibetan Buddhism
Who is Medicine Buddha? The Medicine Buddha is a divinity who is credited with alleviating mental and physical suffering. His portrait is typically shown with lapis lazuli light beams originating...
Shakyamuni Buddha and 4 Noble Truth
The Becoming of Shakyamuni Buddha Despite the fact that we commonly refer to them as "the Buddha," there are numerous Buddhas in Buddhism. Furthermore, the many Buddhas have different names...
Different types of Mandala Thangka in Tibetan Buddhism
What is Mandala? A mandala is a circular round shaped in symbol widely popular in Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism. Different Mandala represents different meaning but mostly a mandala is the...
Way to Heaven Thangka Painting
In the Tibetan language, “Thang” means “unfolding” or “displaying” and thangka means silk, satin, or cloth painting scroll. It is a religious form of art that depicts lord Buddha, stories...
Tingsha Bell for Sound Healing
What are Tingsha Bells? Tingsha bells are the combination of two little cymbals attached by a string made of leather. Cymbals are circular chimes that have chants or energy symbols...
What is Singing Bowl & its uses?
What are Singing Bowls? Singing bowls are a tool for meditation and relaxation. Singing Bowl are also widely known as Tibetan Singing Bowls or Himalayan Bowls. Back in the day in...
Which Thangka should I choose for me?
The selection of Thangka Painting is very Personal as we know that the customer will be using the thangka either for Prayer, Spiritual Practice, Meditation or just at home for...