Painting of Tibetan Tradition - Mandala Mantra/Yantra with OM, Dragons and Auspicious Symbol - Thangka Handpainted Feng Shui

Tibetan Mandala Mantra/Yantra with Om Symbol, Dragon and Auspicious symbols
Handpainted on Cotton canvas with Natural Colors.
Size : 57 cm about.

For Oriental Tradition, Mandalas are artwork shape, circularity, great Knowledge, meditation, ether, spirit and matter. They radiate beauty and harmony. They contain in themselves meaning and intention, which give rise to power, attraction and fascination. They are used both as a means to knowledge and as an attractive and therapeutic means, leading the observer to a state of mental and pre-meditative relaxation. They are imbued with symbols, meanings and intent by the artist, so they release these kind of qualities, and act in the environment surrounding them. For these reasons, they are also, an incredible objects to use in Feng Shui.
Usage: Meditation , Feng Shui , Yoga , Good Auspicious, Positive Energy, Collectibles.

MANDALA MANTRA/YANTRA
This Mandala consist of a Mantra cyclicality and the support of the Yantra.
The YANTRA is a base that symbolizes the existing material reality, and supports the internal symbol, from which the Mandala takes the main meaning. This yantra means also the perfect union of male and female aspects.
Mantra cyclicality is a spiritual and etheric base. The concept of this Mantra base also is High and Clean Energy.

In this Mandala, the inscriptions are a mantra in Tibetan language, or a repeated prayer, in order to support the center.
The written prayer is pronounced: "Om-mani-padme-hum" and the meaning attributed is universal love and compassion, which represent the foundations of Buddhism.

Symbol in the center :
The OM symbol is the symbol of harmony. It indicates the "sound of Creation" in which all things vibrate and live in material reality. The symbol of the AUM, or even written OM, in fact represents the primordial union with creation. So it exhorts an intimate connection at pace with the whole thing.

In the internal corners there are 4 Auspicious Symbols:
Left up - Cymbals : Cymbals are used in Tibetan rituals as a musical instrument. They are one of the "Five attributes of sensory pleasure" and represent a sense of rhythm and lightness that can be achieved through hearing. They represent the state of mental well-being and a pure and clear mind.
Right up - Bilva fruit : This symbol has a double meaning: pure worldly actions and high pure worldly actions. They can also be understood as "Right Action and Wisdom". Right action is the ability to recognize that happiness and suffering arise from healthy and unhealthy causes respectively. Wisdom comes from understanding the interdependence that connects all things.
Right down - Shell : is the representation of deep knowledge. It feeds spiritual passions and aspirations, awakening from the abyss of ignorance and suffering.
Left down - Mirror : The mirror is one of the "Five attributes of sensory pleasure". Shakyamuni was exhausted from years of extreme asceticism, so a young girl brought him food. He regained his splendor and he achieved the 32 major signs of Buddhahood. A goddess placed the mirror in front of him as a testimony of this splendor. It Symbolizes the Dharmakaya, or Buddha's Body of Truth, and its aspects of purity (a mirror does not get dirty, whatever it reflects) and wisdom (a mirror reflects all phenomena, without distinction). It represents the Right View.

In the external corners there are:
Right up - Lotus flower : the symbol indicates and recalls purity, beauty, fertility, transformation and self-healing ability. It is not a coincidence that in the iconography of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, they are depicted sitting on a lotus flower-shaped throne.
Right down - Infinity Knot : symbol of protection and friendship, it exhorts knowledge and clarity of the dynamics of cause and effect, of the universe, this is represented by the geometric lines that intersect. It means realization that all things are interdependent with each other.
Left down - Wheel of Dharma : it represents and strengthens the moral discipline that allows us to have a harmonious mind and a stable thought in the continuous change of things. Symbol of mastery and understanding of the emptiness of all phenomena.
Left up - The precious Medicine : is one of the Eight Auspicious Substances, and it means health knowledge and longevity

In the middle of frame there are 4 Shells:
Shell : is the representation of deep knowledge. It feeds spiritual passions and aspirations, awakening from the abyss of ignorance and suffering.

Inside the frame there are 8 Dragons:
For asian traditions, Dragons are considerate a helpful and benevolent sacred mythical beasts.
These mythological animals are part of the "Four Dignities", which are: the dragon, the garuḍa, the tiger, and the snow lion.
The dragon brings health, energy, wisdom, prosperity, abundance, longevity, and power. According to Tibetan legends, dragons have the ability to communicate ideas as well as a strong ability to discern what is true from what is fake. The Tibetan dragon is a strong symbol of luck and used to attract good of fortune.
Dragon is also the protector of Buddhist Knowledge.

The material is cotton canvas, and the colors are water-soluble pigments, both minerals and organic materials, tempered with a solution of grass and glue.

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