Kuntuzangpo Thangka Yabyum 25"x33" stupa Lovely resin Stupa from Nepal

Lovely resin Stupa from Nepal

demonstrating the interrelations that emerged among Tibetan cultural memory

Padmasambhava established Buddhist doctrine in Tibet during the eighth century and he concealed teachings in the form of hidden treasures

The fifteenth-century Himalayan saint Drukpa Kunley is a beloved figure throughout Tibet

meditate on this as being apparent yet lacking any inherent self-nature

Kuntuzangpo Thangka Yabyum 25"x33" stupa Lovely resin Stupa from NepalBeautiful handpainted thangka of Kuntuzangpo from Nepal. Kuntuzangpo (Samantabhadra) is the "Primordial Buddha," our true nature, the state of the Ground, symbolizing Dharmakaya. According to Sogyal Rinpoche, he represents the "absolute, naked, sky like primordial purity of the nature of our mind." He is shown seated in yab yum (union) with his consort Kuntuzangmo (Samantabhadri). They are the primary symbol of Dzogchen, the Great Perfection itself.