PADMASAMBHAVA/ Guru Rinpoche Original and similar items

This Tibetan Thangka Painting depicts Guru Rinpoche/Padmasambhava and is adorned with traditional silk fabric. In the 8th century, Buddhism was introduced to Tibet by the Indian master Santaraksita. He, along with King Trisong Detsen, began the construction of the first monastery. However, they faced resistance from local spirits that impeded their progress. The King invited Guru Padmasambhava, renowned for controlling physical reality, to help pacify the spirits. Guru Padmasambhava, renowned for his extraordinary powers, especially his ability to subdue spirits, played a crucial role. At the request of the King, he traveled to Tibet and engaged in mystical battles with the local natural spirits. Through his triumph, he bound the spirits by oath to safeguard the Dharma. His miraculous feats are still evident in the valleys and villages of Tibet, reflecting his awe-inspiring power. The King, Santaraksita, and Guru Padmasambhava were instrumental in establishing Buddhism in the country. While the King built temples and Santaraksita ordained monks, Guru Padmasambhava significantly influenced Tibetan Buddhism. His profound teachings and powerful practices were vital in establishing Tantric Buddhism, a significant branch of the religion. He also concealed religious treasures throughout the Himalayan region, foreseeing a future threat to Tibetan Buddhism. Centuries later, these treasures were revealed by seers destined to receive them. Guru Padmasambhava is deeply revered among Tibetans, particularly those of the Nyingma school, and is a source of inspiration. Believed to exist in a spontaneous presence, he is seen as a beacon of compassion for all sentient beings. His ability to bestow instant blessings and fulfill wishes is a testament to his legacy's enduring impact, inspiring and guiding people to this day. Size of Painting with Silk Brocade: 27-inches x 36-inches ( 68.5 cm x 91 cm) Size of Inner Painting : 11-inches x 14-inches ( 28 cm x 36 cm) Material: Cotton Canvas Color: Tibetan gold dust powder, hide glue, water Please take note of the following: - Color Variance: Please be aware that the actual color of the paintings may exhibit slight variations due to the light conditions during photo shooting and the resolution of computer screens. - In-Person Brilliance: The visual impact of the paintings is more captivating when experienced in person, surpassing the representation captured in photographs. - Size Clarification: Please note that the mentioned size of the painting does not account for the outer border, which contributes to a nuanced and visually dynamic presentation. - Secure Packaging: To ensure the safe delivery of these artistic treasures, each painting will be meticulously packed inside a PVC Tube, guaranteeing safety during transportation. - Buyer's Responsibility: Please be aware that any import duties, taxes, and additional charges at the destination country are the sole responsibility of the buyer, adding a layer of transparency to the purchasing process. -