Vajrasana Buddha

Vajrasana Buddha

The depiction of the Buddha in Vajrasana with the right hand raised in a specific mudra carries additional symbolism and meaning. Here are some details about the Vajrasana Buddha sculpture position with the right hand raised in mudra:

Vajrasana (Diamond Pose):

• • In the Vajrasana posture, the Buddha is seated in a cross-legged position, symbolizing stability and concentration. The legs are closely folded, and the soles of the feet face upward.

Raised Right Hand Mudra:

• • The right hand is raised and forms a specific mudra. One common mudra in this context is the Abhaya Mudra, where the right hand is raised with the palm facing outward and the fingers extended upwards.
  • The Abhaya Mudra symbolizes fearlessness, reassurance, and protection. It is a gesture that conveys the Buddha’s compassion and his ability to dispel fear and offer a sense of safety to his followers.

Dhyana Mudra with the Left Hand:

• • The left hand often rests in the Dhyana Mudra on the Buddha’s lap. The Dhyana Mudra represents meditation and concentration, emphasizing the Buddha’s deep state of contemplation and mindfulness.

Symbolism of the Gesture:

• • The combination of Vajrasana with the raised right hand in the Abhaya Mudra signifies a powerful and compassionate presence. It reflects the Buddha’s teachings on fearlessness, inner strength, and the calming of disturbances in the mind.

Expression of Protection and Blessings:

• • The Abhaya Mudra with the raised right hand suggests a gesture of protection and reassurance. It is as if the Buddha is extending his hand to shield and guide devotees on their spiritual journey, emphasizing the transformative power of the teachings.

Contemplative Symbolism:

1. • The Vajrasana with the raised right hand invites contemplation on fearlessness, compassion, and the Buddha’s guidance on the path to enlightenment. Devotees may find inspiration in the visual representation of these profound teachings.

Made of Brass

Details : Intricate design of Buddha with a ushnisha (crown) seating on a platform and wearing robs

Produced from : Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh