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Kalachakra is a Sanskrit word which means "Wheel of Time".

The Kalachakra Mandala is a 2D image that represents the three-dimensional palace of the Kalachakra deity. Kalachakra is one of the tantric teachings in Tibetan Buddhism. The Kalachakra figure is certainly one in every of the foremost obvious thangka paintings and appreciated for the symbolic parts that compose it and therefore the visual illustration of vital teachings of traditional Tibetan Buddhism. The Kalachakra tantra is considered the foremost advanced follow of Vajrayana tradition.

The timeless essence of the Kalachakra Mandala is an exquisite embodiment of the eternal dance between time and transformation. "Kalachakra," a term derived from the ancient Sanskrit, weaves together "Kala" (Time) and "Chakra" (Cycle) to unveil the profound principle of the Cyclical Nature of Time. This isn't just a concept; it's an invitation to explore the rhythmic harmony of existence.

The Kalachakra Mandala opens gateways to understanding through three profound dimensions:

The Outer Kalachakra: Embrace the cosmic ballet of the universe, witnessing the majestic cycles of creation and dissolution that orchestrate the external world.

The Inner Kalachakra: Journey inward to the realm of sentient beings, where the cycles of life and death, alongside the ebb and flow of breath and energy, reveal the interconnectedness of all life.

The Alternative Kalachakra: Engage in the transformative practice of purification, where the ordinary cycles of existence transcend time's constraints, culminating in the ultimate state of Enlightenment and Buddhahood.

This mandala isn't merely an artifact; it's a portal to enlightenment, offering a path to transcend the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary cycle of existence. The Kalachakra Mandala can be your guide in the journey towards understanding the profound interplay of time and life, leading you to a state of complete spiritual awakening.

Mandala Design

The elegance of the Kalachakra Mandala Painting, is a masterful depiction that mirrors the architectural grace of an illustrious palace, boasting four gateways and a quintet of levels. This design isn't just geometry; it's a sanctuary housing an assembly of 536 deities within the Body Mandala, each symbolized through sacred syllables and motifs, forming a celestial congregation.

Encircling the periphery, twelve majestic animals stand guard, each symbolizing a month, adding a temporal dimension to this spiritual citadel. The Body Mandala seamlessly transitions into the Speech Mandala, sharing its geometric harmony while hosting an ensemble of 36 goddesses and 80 Yoginis, further enriching this divine tapestry.

At the heart of this cosmic blueprint lies the Mind Mandala, the pinnacle of this spiritual abode, cradling 80 divine beings within its most sacred chambers. Central to this spiritual universe is the lotus bloom, a symbol of pure Buddha consciousness, radiating enlightenment from its core.

Our Kalachakra Mandala transcends the conventional, presenting in some renditions, not just the symbolic lotus, but the profound duo of Kalachakra and Vishvamata in a divine Tantric embrace at its nucleus. This union symbolizes the perpetual cycle of time, earning the mandala its moniker, the "Wheel of Time."

This mandala is also adorned with one of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism's most revered emblems - the Sanskrit seed syllables of the Kalachakra, known as "the ten mighty syllables." Each syllable, vibrant with its unique hue, interlinks atop a lotus, encircled by a halo of flames, embodying the essence of this sacred mantra.

Engaging with this mandala, through meditation and the recitation of the Kalachakra mantra, is more than an act of devotion; it's a journey towards tranquility, offering blessings and well-being to all sentient beings. Explore this exquisite piece, and let the Kalachakra Mandala guide you to realms of peace and universal benevolence.

Kalachakra mantra : Om Ham Ksha Ma La Va Ra Ya Sva Ha.

Measures approximately 12 to 13 inches

*Hand painted Thangka Painting made by local artisan in Nepal. The painting does not include brocade or a frame.