Wheel of Life and the 12 dependent-related links

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Avalokiteshvara, or Chenrezig as he is known in Tibetan, is the Buddhist deity who personifies the ideal of compassion. He can be portrayed in several different forms, two of the most popular being…

138-Skulls & skull offerings

Ce mandala tibétain est appelé « mandala du bonheur ». Vous pouvez le colorier des couleurs que vous souhaitez, plutôt de celles dont vous avez besoin (choisissez-les à...

New Times (California) BY JESSICA PENA About 15 minutes into Werner Herzog’s 2003 documentary Wheel of Time, you see a flat, blue surface surrounded by 20 to 30 people in orange and red robes. They…

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Wheel of life traditional design - thangka painting style. Notice the detail on the left top corner, interesting the small rabbit inside the moon circle. In Tibet as in many countries in Asia most people see in the moon the shape of a rabbit instead of the shape of a face.

Fools attempt to avoid their suffering, the wise enact their pain. Drink the cup of sky-nectar while others hunger for outward appearances. -- Mahasiddha Saraha