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The Vajra (Tib.: dorje) is the quintessential symbol of the 'Diamond vehicle' or the Tantric Buddhist path.
The vajra as a ritual implement is held in the right hand and symbolises powerful and compassionate method. When used in combination with the bell (Tib.: ghanta) in the left hand, they represent the perfect union of method and wisdom, male and female.
The vajra essentially symbolises the indestructable state of enlightenment or Buddhahood. When used double (crossed), the vajra represents absolute stability.
Translation of the text which is painted underneath the original thangka:
�The Secret Mind, The Omniscience, the Absolute Awareness of all Buddhas.�
For more Tibetan Buddhist Symbols, information on thangkas, workshops & courses on Tibetan Buddhist Art go towww.tibetanthangkapainting.com
For more products (necklaces, stickers, magnets, binders etc.) with this mandala or with Avalokiteshvara, go to www.zazzle.com/
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Carmen Mensink is an internationally renowned painter of Thangkas, the traditional Tibetan scroll paintings of Buddhas and mandalas. She is the founder of the School for Tibetan Buddhist Art. Carmen was asked to welcome the Dalai Lama in the Netherlands in the traditional way by creating 30 feet floor paintings of the '8 Auspicious Symbols' in 2009, 2014 and 2018. Carmen's work has been displayed at different exhibitions in The Netherlands and Australia. She is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and has been teaching thangka art workshops and retreats for nearly two decades at museums, universities, and Buddhist Centers around the world. Her teachings are also available online at the School for Tibetan Buddhist Art:...

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