Acala Small Engraving Thangka
Engraving process takes 30 hours with over 8,000 cuts
Delivery time from payment to arrival: 7-8 days international
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Description
Acala Vajra Thangka – The Buddha of Unwavering Protection
Embrace the steadfast and wisdom-infused energy of Acala with this exquisite Thangka. Hand-crafted by master artisans, this sacred artwork embodies spiritual depth and artistic beauty. Hang it in your home for a sanctuary of protection and clarity, place it in your workspace to enhance focus and wisdom, or carry it with you as a spiritual talisman. This Thangka channels the powerful energy of Acala, bringing unwavering protection, inner strength, and a sense of tranquility to your environment.
Specification
- Size: 3×4 cm
- Materials: 0.02 mm thick copper plate
- Master Quality Thangka
- Hand Engraved: Takes 30 hours to make, with over 8,000 cuts
About Acala
Acala, also known as Acala Vidyaraja or Fudo Myoo, is the chief of the Eight Great Vidyarajas in Esoteric Buddhism and the principal deity among the Five Great Vidyarajas. His name means "Immovable" and signifies unwavering wisdom and steadfast compassion. Acala is regarded as the wrathful manifestation of Vairocana Buddha, embodying unshakable wisdom and resolute compassion. He is a symbol of fearlessness and majesty, with the power to remove all obstacles in times of difficulty.
Legend
The story of Acala originates from the teachings of Vairocana Buddha. It is said that when the Buddha expounded profound Dharma, some beings, burdened by heavy karmic obstacles, were unable to comprehend. Thus, Vairocana manifested as the wrathful form of Acala, using his fierce power to subdue these beings and lead them to enlightenment.
Main Features of Acala’s Image
- Appearance: Acala is typically depicted with a wrathful expression, appearing fierce and formidable. His face is usually blue or black, symbolizing his unyielding determination and the power to vanquish all evil. He may also be shown with multiple faces and arms, such as one face with four arms, four faces with four arms, or three faces with two arms.
- Posture: He is often portrayed in a standing position, with his right hand raised holding a sword and his left hand holding a lasso. Sometimes, he is depicted standing on a demon. His other arms may hold a vajra, a Dharma wheel, and other implements, symbolizing the destruction of external enemies and the perfection of the Dharma.
- Sword: The sword represents wisdom, capable of cutting through all afflictions and ignorance.
- Lasso: The lasso signifies compassion, used to bind and guide sentient beings towards the right path.
- Coiled Snake: The snake around his neck symbolizes the subjugation of anger, while the five-skull crown represents the wisdom of the Five Buddhas.
- Flames: The flames represent wrathful compassion and the fire of wisdom, capable of burning away all obstacles.
Key Benefits
- Protection and Guidance: Acala's presence offers unwavering protection against external threats and inner obstacles.
- Wisdom and Clarity: The sword of wisdom in Acala's hand cuts through the roots of afflictions, guiding sentient beings towards enlightenment.
- Resilience and Strength: Acala's resolute determination inspires practitioners to face difficulties with courage and steadfastness.
A Spiritual Guide and Source of Wisdom
This Acala Thangka is not only a stunning piece of art but also a spiritual guide that can assist in dispelling ignorance and bringing clarity. Its radiant presence serves as a constant reminder of the wisdom and compassion available to those who seek Acala's guidance.
Ideal for Meditation and Home Altar
This Thangka makes an excellent addition to your meditation space, home altar, or office, creating a focal point for spiritual practice. It is also a meaningful gift for those seeking protection, wisdom, and spiritual clarity in their lives.