- In Buddhism, Avalokiteśvara (meaning "the lord who
looks down", IPA: /ˌʌvəloʊkɪˈteɪʃvərə/), also
known as Lokeśvara ("Lord of the World") and Chenrezig...
-
carved Buddhist sculptures, reliefs,
pillars and rock-cut stupas.
Avalokiteshwara is the most
distinctive figure. The
large number of
viharas demonstrates...
- in the 16th
century CE. The
monastery houses a life size
statue of
Avalokiteshwara. A
butter lamp kept near the
altar is
believed to be
burning uninterrupted...
- Dōgen then
began leading the crew in
recitation of
chants to
Kannon (
Avalokiteshwara),
during which, the
Bodhisattva appeared before him, and
several of...
- gods and bodhisattvas. The most
important bodhisattva here is the
Avalokiteshwara, the
patron saint of Tibet, with a
thousand eyes and a
thousand arms...
- (15.2 ft)), is
deified on the back wall and
flanked by the
images of
Avalokiteshwara to its
right and
Manjushri to its left. An
interesting aspect of the...
- 8th-9th
century based on its style. Few
Buddhist images including one of
Avalokiteshwara Padmapani were also
found in
these two shrines. The
construction of...
-
Ushnishavijaya Manjushri and
Maitreya Amitabha in
Sukhavati Hevajra Avalokiteshwara painting and
Manjushri &
Maitreya painting Tourism infrastructure Tourism...
-
belonging to
Drukpa sect of
Vajrayana Buddhism. It
houses idol of
Avalokiteshwara. The
monastery has
evidence of a
Hungarian Scholar and explorer, Alexander...
- power) are
among the most
revered bodhisattvas depicted in murals.
Avalokiteshwara,
Thongsa Gompa Manjushree -
Tawang Symbolic - Manjushri, Avalokiteshvara...
