Khasarpani Specialty Thangka - Small bell-dorje-mats Can you imagine how an

Can you imagine how an elaborate Vajrayana drubchen ceremony would be perceived through the eyes of children

along with direct advice on how to bring one's experience onto the path

So leaving his palace with the firm resolution to discover the cause of suffering and the path to its cessation

25" from side to side

" ~ Christopher Key Chapple

Khasarpani Specialty Thangka - Small bell-dorje-mats Can you imagine how anChenrezig (Sanskrit: Avalokiteshvara) is the bodhisattva that embodies the compassion of all Buddhas. In his two armed form, called Khasarpani, he holds his right hand in the gesture of supreme generosity and holds a lotus in his left hand. This form of Chenrezig is specific to the Nyung Nay practice in the Kusum Gondu cycle of Avaolkiteshvara. Painting measures 9" x 13" With brocade and knobs, 26" x 32"