HandMade Lapis Medicine Budhha Statue  for decorative collections- Tibetan Figures - Lapis Blue Healing Buddha ,Bhaisajya Tathagatta-
HandMade Lapis Medicine Budhha Statue for decorative collections- Tibetan Figures – Lapis Blue Healing Buddha ,Bhaisajya Tathagatta- Flagship ET2101
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HandMade Lapis Medicine Budhha Statue for decorative collections- Tibetan Figures – Lapis Blue Healing Buddha ,Bhaisajya Tathagatta- Flagship ET2101

$128.85$163.35

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Hand molded Blue Medicine Buddha home decor piece for Table top, Cupboards, showcases, Gallery.
Finely crafted with smooth finished Tibetan figurines craft figurine piece for Home Decor.

This is a resin statue of Medicine Buddha. Medicine Buddha is an enlightened being who has unbiased compassion for all living beings. He protects living beings from physical and mental sickness and other dangers and obstacles, and helps them to eradicate the three poisons – attachment, hatred, and ignorance – which are the source of all sickness and danger.

The Medicine Buddha’s right hand gesture represents and symbolizes the eradication of suffering. Especially the suffering of sickness using the means of relative truth. The Medicine Buddha’s left hand gesture – resting in his lap, palm upward symbolizes meditative stability or meditation as a whole. Meditation is is looked upon as a tool to aid in the eradication of sickness and suffering. How? By digging deep into the very roots of samsara. This will lead the practitioner to the realization of absolute truth.

Medicine Buddha is also called Bhaisajya Tathagatta or healing Buddha. He is able to cure sickness of birth and death. His body is bright like Lapislazuli. He resides in the eastern world of purified lapislazuli. He is assisted by two Bodhisattvas called Suryaprabha and Candrapraha, to transform and teach living beings in that land. According to the Bhajsayaguru buddha Sutra, he made 12 great vows before his attainment of Buddhahood. They are: to eliminate sickness from all living beings and make them feel easy and happy in order to attain Buddhahood and to liberate beings from disasters and calamities. In Tibetan medical tradition Bhaisajya Buddha is said to be the source of all medical treaties. This Buddha is invoked for eliminating disasters and sickness.