The deity of Heruka Vajrasattva is the symbolic manifestation the innate purity of our mind. Through working with this meditational image, we purify the mindstream of negative karmic propensities and connect with our enlightened nature. This particular depiction is unique to the Jonang Tradition and closely connected with the practice of the Kalachakra completion stage.
Thangkas are traditional scroll paintings that are used as supports for meditation. They usually depict various representations of deities, mandalas, and enlightened beings. Since the outer representation of deities is often one of the first things we encounter, it is extremely important for these representations to be painted accurately in order to create the best karmic propensities for the teachings to flourish in the mind of the student. Khentrul Rinpoche has taken great care working closely with master Thangka painters and relying on the source texts to ensure the authenticity of each form.
Reproduced on high-quality silk, these thangkas look beautiful when displayed and are also easy to roll for travel. You can choose to have the silk print thangka framed in beautiful brocade with brass finials in the traditional Tibetan style in a variety of colors.
The framed thangkas are CONSECRATED
Dimensions: 45 cm by 64 cm (printed silk only)
Dimensions: 71 cm by 127 cm (Brocade)
dimensions: 89 cm by 122 cm (Yellow Brocade)