Bhavacakra Wheel of Life Tibetan Nepal Karma Cosmology | Vajrayana Meditation Thangka Fine Art Print Size:18"x24" which means "young thunder

which means "young thunder

" These realms are reserved for those who have committed heinous acts

stamping one foot on the catfish's head and holding a giant stone (kaname-ishi) in the other hand

Politeness dissolved into a symphony of formants

A transparent acrylic front-protector is included to prevent damage from fingerprints or accidental contact

Bhavacakra Wheel of Life Tibetan Nepal Karma Cosmology | Vajrayana Meditation Thangka Fine Art Print Size:18"x24" which means "young thunderIn Buddhist cosmology, the Wheel of Life represents samsara, the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. The Wheel of Life is a teaching diagram that explains the nature of suffering and the possibility of release from it. The six sections surrounding the central circle depict the six realms of samsara: the realms of the gods, titans, humans, animals, hungry ghosts, and hell beings. Each realm represents a different mode of existence shaped by karma, and