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| Buy The BuddhaAmoghasiddhi, Surrounded By The Dhyani Buddhas |
Lord
Amoghasiddhi is the abhaya (fearlessness) component of the Buddha, and one of
the five dhyani (deep contemplative) Buddhas that He is resolved into. In fact,
His right hand is raised in the abhaya mudra, its soft, red palm turned
reassuringly towards the thirsting onlooker. He is accomplished (siddha) in His
infallibility (amogha), and is known as the Buddha of karmayoga. When taken as
a visualisation aid, for which this thangkapainting would be apt, Amoghasiddhi dispels envy and incompetence.
This modern Amoghasiddhi
composition leaves out the dual dorje. Instead, His other hand rests gently at
the juncture of His padmasana, palm skywards, which is the traditional dhyani
(meditative) gesture. The dark olive complexion of the Lord is overlain with
streams of gold shringar fit for a Buddha. The large lobes of His ears are
graced by bejewelled kundalas. The multi-spired crown on His head befits His
heavenly majesty.
He is seated
on a bed of gorgeously coloured lotus petals. Surrounding the dominant central
figure of Amoghasiddhi are the rest of the Dhyani Buddhas - Akshobhya,
Amitabha, Ratnasambhava, and Vairochana, each differentiated by the colour of
His skin and the mudra of His hands. He is flanked by none other than the tall,
beauteous Devis named Tara. They are the queens of the Buddhist paraloka, and
the the wives of Amoghasiddhi.
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