MANDALA MANTRA - DRAGONS AND OM
This is a Masterpiece thangka with a rare calligraphy. This Master has a delicate, fine and harmonious calligraphy.
It's really diffucult find an Artwork with a refined art like this. It's not common thangka.
This Mandala consists of a Mantra cyclicality, which is a spiritual and etheric basis, and supports the symbol in the center. The concept of this base also means High and Clean Energy.
In this Mandala, the inscriptions are a mantra in Tibetan language, or a repeated prayer, in order to support the symbol in the center, which gives meaning to the Mandala.
The written prayer is pronounced: "Om-mani-padme-hum" and the meaning attributed, is universal love and compassion, which represent the foundations of Buddhism. This mantra is probably the most famous and used in Tibetan Buddhism, and if pronounced repeatedly it has a beneficial effect in the psyche and mind.
Symbol in the center - DRAGONS :
For asian traditions, Dragons are considerate a helpful and benevolent sacred mythical beasts. 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.
Symbol inside the 8 circles:
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.
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.
