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Yoga Positions Acrylic Glass look statue Figurine Clear “Eka Pada Viparita Dandasana” One legged inverted staff pose 7
Measures:5 3/4″ w x 6″ h x 1 1/2″ d
Yoga Acrylic Glass Look Statue Figure Clear Eka Pada Viparita Dandasana Pose 7
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Gautama Buddha was born in 563 B.C. in northeast India. The Buddha was the son of the King of the Sakyas. Suddhodana, who ruled at Kapilavastu, on the border of Nepal. His mother was Queen Maya. He was named Siddartha. He lived amidst the pleasures of palace life and at age 16 he was married to Princess Yasodhara. They had a son named Rahula. After seeing a decrepit old man, an invalid, and an ascetic beggar, he learned of suffering and decided to embrace asceticism. Soon afterward, at age 29, Siddhartha left the palace and his family and went to a hermitage where he became monk Guatama, or, as he is still called, Sakyamuni (The ascetic of the Sakyas). One day, meditating under a sacred fig tree, he attained perfect illumination (Bodhi). He had become a Buddha. From there on he traveled and preached for 44 years what was to become one of the main religions of the world. He died at Kusinagara at age 80. Here Buddha is depicted in the Earth. As the Buddha drew near to his enlightenment experience, he was assailed by the forces of temptation (Mara). He remained steadfast, however, and reached down to call upon the Earth to witness his vow to be unmoved by any temptation. Thus, it is a gesture of determination, reflecting the immovable, unshakable aspect of meditation.
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Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City 11th-12th century Kuan Yin, originally known as Avalokiteswara (the Lord who regards), is a highly revered manifestation of the Buddha who appears in Chinese scriptures around 400 a.d. Kuan Yin means “one who hears the cries of the world” and personifies the compassion of the Buddha for the needy. She is the embodiment of the yin principle. She is usually represented as a young female deity but she has the power to assume whatever form necessary in order to carry out her vow which is to appear in any way necessary to lead beings out of suffering. She is often shown holding a vase containing the waters of compassion, the lotus flower of enlightenment or the jewel of three treasures. ( Note: Base Not Included. )
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This beautiful figurine features Chakrasana wheel -a traditional yoga posture. Beautifully expressed in this vibrantly painted, embossed resin statue. 6.75″L x 3.5″W x 11″H. Comes with a complimentary earrings as shown. Makes a perfect home décor or a great gift.
Yoga Pose Figurine – Chakrasana Wheel – 11″H – with FREE Earrings
