Mind, Body, & Soul - Triptych - Original Artwork

Benefits:

Improving Awareness, Mindfulness, Wisdom, Confidence, Acceptance, Intuition, Compassion, Unconditional Love, Harmony, and Concentration in Meditative Practices.

More about Mind, Body, & Soul Triptych:

This meaningful, powerful, and beautiful triptych expressing three aspects of Buddha Shakyamuni: Mind, Body, and Soul. Its form depicts the Heads of Buddha Shakyamuni. Master Svietliy has drawn this triptych specifically as a manifestation of Inner Harmony and Peace. This piece inspires its viewer to think, feel, speak, and act in complete harmony, thus improving inner conflict. Sacred intentions and qualities were carefully laid into the Buddha Shakyamuni Head and will enhance these peaceful benefits in the practitioner’s life.

More about Head of Buddha Shakyamuni:

The word Buddha means, The One with an Awakened Mind. It was drawn from the Sanskrit word Buddhi, which means Mind. Additionally, the word Shakyamuni means, The Great Sage of Sakya.

Buddha is depicted in various Asanas or postures, holding different Mudras, with the body always representing different physical activities that support the “Enlightened Head.” The body is always in support of the head because it holds the secrets of meditative practices for Awakening and Enlightenment. 

To a layperson, Buddha’s head is the embodiment of confidence, awareness, knowledge, wisdom, and compassion. It resonates calmness, self-control, and infinite meditative concentration.

Commonly, the Head of the Venerable Sage Buddha is depicted with a sweet, kind, friendly demeanor with a round, bright, youthful, charming face that radiates eternal inner happiness and reflects wisdom and compassion. However, there is always much more within transcendental and mystic notes. Tongdrol, a Tibetan word that translates to mean Liberation by Sight, implies that a person who sees a perfect Buddha has the seed of Enlightenment placed in their heart.

 Buddha Shakyamuni Mantra: OM-MUNI-MUNI-MAHA-MUNIYE-SOHA