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Situated at the focal point of your forehead, precisely between your eyebrows, lies the Third-Eye Chakra—a significant hub of energy that possesses the ability to forge a deep connection with our intuition, enhance our perception, and cast a luminous light upon the path that leads to our true purpose in life.

Embrace the transformative power of Shiva, the "Auspicious One," with this unique garment. In Hinduism, Shiva is one of the supreme deities, revered for his roles in creation, destruction, and renewal. This design depicts Shiva in his powerful form, often adorned with a crescent moon, flowing dreadlocks, and holding his trident. The imagery may also feature his serene half, Parvati, symbolizing the balance of destruction and creation. Made from soft, comfortable fabric, this piece is perfect for yoga practice, meditation, or everyday wear. Let Shiva's energy guide you on your journey of self-discovery.

Channel the untamed spirit of Shiva, the "Rider of the Bull," with this dynamic design. In Hindu iconography, Shiva is often depicted riding his majestic white bull, Nandi. This powerful image symbolizes Shiva's control over raw power and untamed nature. The design might showcase Shiva in his fierce aspect, adorned with serpents and holding his drum, damaru. Nandi, the ever-faithful companion, embodies unwavering devotion and strength. Crafted from comfortable material, this piece is perfect for those who seek Shiva's guidance in conquering challenges and embracing their inner strength.

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Javan hawk eagle bird cartoon illustration

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Raga Hindula with Ragini Telangi based on indian classical

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Sacral Chakra

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This image is of the Baphuon Temple, which is in Angkor Thom, near Siem Reap, Cambodia. The temple was originally built in the mid-11th century to honour the Hindu god Shiva, but later was converted into a Buddhist temple. By the time of the 20th century, the temple had largely collapsed. What remained was dismantled, About 300,000 pieces were labelled and numbered. However, the records were lost during the time of the Khmer Rouge, so when the project restarted, it then took 16 years to unravel the 3D jigsaw puzzle and rebuild the temple. Today, it is a marvel to behold, being about 100 metres square and about 30 metres tall.

Around the base of the central prang (spire) at Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand, are perhaps fifty, maybe more, of these porcelain encrusted soldiers. The patterning on the prang is made up layers with the soldiers as one of those layers. who then appear to be holding up the next layer. While each soldier appears the same as its neighbour, there are subtle differences from one to the other. The prang is a remarkable testament to the power of faith and stunning to behold.

This image shows the principle prang (right) and a lesser prang (one of four), at the Wat Arun temple site in Bangkok. These structures are incredibly ornate, being encrusted with pieces of porcelain and sea shells to create remarkable, repeating patterns over their surfaces. Each tier in the construction has its own pattern. The principle prang is tall, being about 70 metres. I was particularly drawn to the remarkable architectural style of the prangs, with an almost Eiffel Tower like profile, with an ever steepening curve as they rise to the tops. They were truly stunning to behold, and when set against the deep, deep blue sky—wow!

Drawing of a large elephant full of pink mandalas, represents the strength, wisdom and luck that this great animal brings.

You need to get there early to see Angkor Wat at its best. The early morning light brings tranquility to this remarkably peaceful place. Of course, you are not alone. Angkor Wat is the biggest tourist attraction in Cambodia, it even appears on the national flag. But the place is so enormous that finding a spot without tourists is not difficult. The temple was originally dedicated to the Indian god, Vishnu, but became a Buddhist temple within a hundred years of its construction, which started during the early 12th century. This image is a westerly view along the first inner gallery.

Asian Yin Yang Symbol with Lighthouse and Mountain

Diwali greeting with a message Happy Diwali

So what is this? The image depicts just a small sampling of the incredible array of bas relief carvings that line the galleries in Angkor Wat. Apart from minor variations, each character in the carvings is the same. Although carved about 800–900 years ago, these carvings have been protected from the elements as they line the inner walls of the galleries that surround the tiers of the temple. Angkor Wat is an architectural triumph.

This image was captured within Angkor Thom, which is a part of the overall Angkor Wat complex. Constructed during the 12th century, Angkor Thom was the Khmer capital city but was later abandoned. The image depicts a doorway within one of the remaining structures.

This image depicts one of the wonderful bas relief carvings on the walls of the Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom. Although time has taken its toll, the statue is essentially intact, as are the wonderful stone-carved ornamentations that surround it. I remember having to wait several minutes to capture this image because of the constant procession of visitors passing by.

seven petal mandala

"Aham Brahmasmi" is a Sanskrit phrase that originates from Hindu philosophy and is found in ancient Indian scriptures known as the Upanishads. It consists of two key elements: "aham," meaning "I" or "self," and "Brahmasmi," meaning "am Brahman" or "am the ultimate reality." The phrase encapsulates the concept of the individual self realizing its inherent connection to the supreme consciousness or ultimate reality, which is often referred to as Brahman. It signifies the recognition of the fundamental oneness between the individual self and the universal consciousness.

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Draw of Mandala

Draw of Mandala

Ganesha or Ganesh, also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is one of the best-known and most worshiped deities in the Hindu pantheon. This will be a great gift for a housewarming or any occasion.

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In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

Krishna (is an ancient Indian king and a Hindu deity, worshipped across many traditions of Hinduism in a variety of different perspectives. Krishna is recognized as the complete and eighth avatar of the God Vishnu or as the Supreme God in his own right. Krishna is one of the most widely revered and popular of all Hindu deities. If a historical person, Krishna under the name of 'Vasudeva Govinda Krishna Shauri' would have flourished as the ruler of Shuraseni and Vrishni tribes on the now-submerged island of Dwaraka (Off coast Gujarat, India) sometime between 3200-3100 BC. Believed to have been born on 21 July 3227 BC, Krishna's birthday is celebrated every year by Hindus on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) o...

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An abstract portrait of Ganesha - Lord of Obstacles and spiritual guide.