Author: ssc

Lama Gurus

We can see Gurus inside the Pullahari Monastery, Kathmandu. Walk from Boudha, the magnificent Pullahari Monastery gives you peace and quite, fantastic views across Kathmandu Valley, great views of the big hills behind.

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11 ft. Chaitya at Sakyamuni Monastery, Lumbini

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← INTERNATIONAL PAVILIONS & EXPO IN JAPAN

International Pavilions & Expo in Japan 2005

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Hyatt Regency

9 Chaityas at Hyatt Regency ktm

Chaitya Puja at Hyatt Regency The annual Chaitya Puja was held at the Hotel Temple Court of Hyatt Regency, Kathmandu. The rituals were performed by Newar priests in the presence of in-house patrons, hotel associates, and guests from various organizations. The annual puja is performed to revive energy for the prosperity of the hotel, its […]

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Ratnasambhav_buddha

11 Foot Ratnasambhav buddha

A project of more than a year and a half. Each phase was captured by us. We have brought them together below.

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Emaciated Buddha

Emaciated Buddha

It’s an oft-told story: for seven weeks, Buddha sat beneath the bodhi tree, meditating after having achieved enlightenment. He was, of course, also fasting — and while depictions of the seated Buddha nearly always portray him with a healthy physique, a number of rare sculptures focus on illustrating the realities that wore down his body. A […]

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Pancha Buddha

Pancha Buddha

Five Dhyani Buddhas, popularly known as Pancha Buddha are five representatives of five different qualities of Shakyamuni Buddha. Pancha Buddhas are also known as Five Wisdom Tathagatas and are widely respected in Vajrayana Buddhism. In Sanskrit, they are known as the Five Conqueror, or Victor and are a common subjects in Vajrayana Buddhist tradition. As you may have noticed in many Thangkas or collection of five Buddha statues […]

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Kuber

God Of Wealth

Kubera is a name for a God of Wealth in Indian Buddhist literature. He is also closely associated with Vaishravana, the God of the North, who inhabits the Northern slopes of Mount Sumeru in Pali and Sanskrit Mahayana literature. Unfortunately, almost all figures identified as Kubera in Tibetan and Himalayan art are not accurate. The […]

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