Description People honor the Medicine Buddha because he can ease pain and promote health. This thangka is a strong symbol for people who want to be healthy in body and mind. The painting’s many small details often show things that are connected to the Medicine Buddha, such healing nectar and medical herbs. These are all important for understanding his teachings. For those who are interested in the deep meanings and healing powers of Buddhism, having this painting not only makes their spiritual space more beautiful, but it also reminds them of the healing power of being aware and kind. Who is Bhaisajyaguru? Bhaisajyaguru, or the Medicine Buddha, represents healing of the body, speech, and mind, and is the answer to ignorance, which is the cause of suffering. His iconography features a blue body made of lapis lazuli, monk’s robes, the lotus meditation posture, and gestures that stand for healing and blessing. He has a medicine bowl and sometimes a Haritaki fruit, which means full healing. He lives in the Pure Land of Lapis Lazuli, surrounded by a halo and bodhisattvas. The symbolism of Bhaiṣajyaguru teaches that wisdom and compassion are the only real ways to heal, and people say his mantra to protect themselves and ease their pain. Tibetan, Chinese, and Nepalese traditions all have different ways of showing art. Dimension: Size with Border: 34 inches long x 24.75 inches wide Made of: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic paint and 24 K Gold
