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25 Surprising Historical Facts From Before the Common Era
25 Surprising Historical Facts From Before the Common Era YouTube video by List 25

25 #Surprising #Historical #Facts From Before the #CommonEra

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The central blue figure of Chakrasamvara (The Union of the Wheel of the Elements) symbolizing the blissful state of perfect wisdom) stands in passionate embrace with his red-bodied consort Vajravarahi (The Diamond Sow). They are surrounded by a fiery red aureole, with numerous cremation grounds and the deities who preside over them depicted in the background. Vajrayana (adamantine or diamond) Buddhism differs from the two earlier forms of Buddhism, Theravada (The Doctrine of the Elders) and Mahayana (The Great Vehicle), through its use of incantation and ritual as the primary tools to achieve enlightenment. In addition, through their use, the practitioner can gain power over beings in other spheres of existence, either by dominating them, so that they will do ones will, or by identifying oneself with them, so that one may enjoy their higher states of existence. Tantric or esoteric Buddhist art is symbolic, with each symbol taking on new meaning when it is interpreted to the practitioner. On a conceptual level this dramatic image of Chakrasamvara and his spouse, Vajravarahi symbolizes the union of Wisdom and Means. The four faces of Chakrasamvara and their four colors symbolize the four elements (earth, water, fire and air). The three eyes on each face indicate that he sees each of the three worlds (earth, heaven and hell) and that he is aware of the three times (past, present and future). To symbolize the great compassion which has caused him to remain in this world and assist living beings, with his right foot he tramples the red figure of the Night of Time symbolizing the extremes of nirvana (final extinction) and with his right foot he tramples on the figure of Bhairava who represents samsara (the illusion of this world). The garland of 50 severed heads represents the purity of the 50 consonants and vowels of the Sanskrit alphabet.

The central blue figure of Chakrasamvara (The Union of the Wheel of the Elements) symbolizing the blissful state of perfect wisdom) stands in passionate embrace with his red-bodied consort Vajravarahi (The Diamond Sow). They are surrounded by a fiery red aureole, with numerous cremation grounds and the deities who preside over them depicted in the background. Vajrayana (adamantine or diamond) Buddhism differs from the two earlier forms of Buddhism, Theravada (The Doctrine of the Elders) and Mahayana (The Great Vehicle), through its use of incantation and ritual as the primary tools to achieve enlightenment. In addition, through their use, the practitioner can gain power over beings in other spheres of existence, either by dominating them, so that they will do ones will, or by identifying oneself with them, so that one may enjoy their higher states of existence. Tantric or esoteric Buddhist art is symbolic, with each symbol taking on new meaning when it is interpreted to the practitioner. On a conceptual level this dramatic image of Chakrasamvara and his spouse, Vajravarahi symbolizes the union of Wisdom and Means. The four faces of Chakrasamvara and their four colors symbolize the four elements (earth, water, fire and air). The three eyes on each face indicate that he sees each of the three worlds (earth, heaven and hell) and that he is aware of the three times (past, present and future). To symbolize the great compassion which has caused him to remain in this world and assist living beings, with his right foot he tramples the red figure of the Night of Time symbolizing the extremes of nirvana (final extinction) and with his right foot he tramples on the figure of Bhairava who represents samsara (the illusion of this world). The garland of 50 severed heads represents the purity of the 50 consonants and vowels of the Sanskrit alphabet.

The Buddhist Deities Chakrasamvara and Vajravarahi
Mineral pigments and traces of gold on cotton cloth
circa 15th century CE
Tibet

#buddhism #buddhistart #handmade #antique #tibet #tibetanart #chakrasamvara #vajravarahi #painting #cloth #circa15thcentury #commonera #tibetanart #tibetanbuddhism

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CE is #CommonEra
KE is #KrisEilish
TH was #TeamHarnack
TE is #TeamEilsh #NOW

Please tell him to stop copying everything & everyone. Only a #FailedAlligatorArtist or #FAA or #HitlerWannabe copies and controls the media. #Trump will never be as creative as #Billie&KrisEilish. We don't convert malls..

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Did #MAHA cited Dr. #RonVara and #AdrianDittmann? #lmao! Let's talk about nazi #Junk #science. #Nazi #colonialists still think their old tricks from 300+ years ago are still going to work in the #modern #CommonEra in the age of #CiS and #AI. 🤣

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Picture showing the inside of a Nilometer building in Cairo (Egypt). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilometer for references and more information on Nilometers

Picture showing the inside of a Nilometer building in Cairo (Egypt). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilometer for references and more information on Nilometers

6. These were also found in records of past #Nile levels from ancient Egyptians during the #CommonEra (so-called #Nilometer records) -> stationarity of climatic forcing/#teleconnections under different climates

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