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Vajrapani Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Vajrapani, "vajra in hand", is the bodhisattva of power and one of the three protectors....
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Shakyamuni Buddha Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Shakyamuni, the historical Buddha, born in Lumbini in Nepal: how thangkas show him, his gestures...
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Dukkar (White Parasol) Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Dukkar, the White Parasol goddess, is invoked for protection. Her thousand heads, arms and legs,...
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What Is a Way to Heaven Thangka?
The 'Way to Heaven' thangka shows the nine stages of calm abiding: a monk taming...
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35 Confession Buddhas Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
The 35 Confession Buddhas: the purification practice behind them, how painters tell the Buddhas apart,...
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Vajrakilaya Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Vajrakilaya (Dorje Phurba), the wrathful deity who removes obstacles, known by his ritual dagger: his...
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Vajrasattva Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Vajrasattva, the Buddha of purification, with vajra and bell: how he is painted, alone or...
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Medicine Buddha Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
The Medicine Buddha, deep blue like lapis lazuli, with his bowl and myrobalan plant: his...
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The Wheel of Life (Bhavachakra) Thangka Explained
The Wheel of Life is a Buddhist teaching painted as a picture: the cycle of...
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Green Tara Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Green Tara, the female Buddha known for coming swiftly to help: her posture, gestures and...
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White Tara Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
White Tara, the female Buddha of long life and compassion, with her seven eyes: her...
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Mahakala Thangkas: Meaning and Symbols
Mahakala, the Great Black One, protects the Buddhist teachings. His main forms, and what his...
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