The clothes of the Buddha and Bodhisattva are solemn
Tibetan Buddhism’s prudence and rigor on the inheritance of the Dharma are evident from the translation of the Tibetan scriptures, the academy system, and the…
The ninth and tenth figures of the “Four Medical Dictionaries” Mantang: Human skeleton
Figure 9 Human skeleton (front) (1) This diagram is based on the content of Chapter 4 of the “Four Medical Classics and Discourses” about bones…
The eighth picture of Mantang in the “Four Medical Classics”: the image metaphor of human organs and the measurement of matter
Figure 8: The image of human organs and the measurement of matter This figure is drawn based on the content of Chapter 3 “Image Metaphor…
The Thirteen Deities of Guru Padmasambhava
The Thirteen Deities of Guru Padmasambhava of the Secret Secret Precepts of Siddhi A brief summary of the origin and merits of the method The…
Gautama Buddha
In order to teach sentient beings in Jambudvīpa, the White-Haired Bodhisattva descended from the inner court of Tushita to the human world. He rode…
Standing Tara
[A brief explanation of the All-Accomplishing Tara] There are many kinds of Taras. In addition to the twenty-one Taras that are commonly mentioned, there are…
“Four Medical Classics” Mantang 6th and 7th diagrams Veins and bloodletting sites
Figure 6 Veins and bloodletting site (front) (1) According to the History of Tibetan Medicine written by Desi Sangye Gyatso, this diagram is “the front…
The fifth figure of the “Four Medical Classics”: Human embryo development
(1) This diagram is based on the contents of Chapter 1 “General Introduction” and Chapter 2 “Development of the Human Body” of the Four Medical…
The fourth picture of Mantang in the “Four Medical Classics”: Treatment of diseases
(1) This illustration is based on the contents of Chapter 5 “Treatment of Diseases” in the Four Medical Classics: General Principles. (2) This diagram is…
The third figure of the “Four Medical Classics”: Diagnosis of diseases
(1) This diagram is based on the contents of Chapter 4, “Diagnosis of Diseases”, in the Four Medical Classics: General Principles. (2) This diagram is…