Figure Collection (page 100)
"Embodying Divinity: Exploring the Sacred Figures of Hinduism and Beyond" From the vibrant land of India to the serene landscapes of Asia
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"Embodying Divinity: Exploring the Sacred Figures of Hinduism and Beyond" From the vibrant land of India to the serene landscapes of Asia, these captivating figures hold profound significance in various cultures. The picture showcases Hindu gods Laksman, Rama, Sita, and Hanuman - epitomes of loyalty and devotion. Their divine presence exudes strength that has inspired generations. In another frame, we witness Hindu goddesses Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati emanating grace and wisdom. These celestial beings symbolize feminine power at its finest - Parvati nurturing all with her food-giving form as Annapurna while Lakshmi blesses devotees with wealth and prosperity. Lakshmi's enchanting image captivates us further as she sits gracefully holding lotus flowers - a representation of purity amidst opulence. Meanwhile, Krishna and Rada stand together in eternal love; their bond transcending time itself. Moving beyond Indian mythology, we encounter the Winged Victory of Samothrace or Nike of Samothrace - an iconic masterpiece embodying triumph over adversity. Its majestic wings spread wide inspire awe-inspiring courage within us all. The Workers May-Pole design for a socialist poster reminds us of unity among laborers striving for justice. This figure represents hope for a fairer society where every individual is valued equally. Visnu and Lakshmi's depiction evokes feelings of tranquility as they radiate harmony from their divine abode in India. Their union signifies balance between preservation (Visnu) and abundance (Lakshmi). Ganesh, Ayappa, Subramania – three deities revered across India – teach valuable life lessons through their unique attributes such as intellect (Ganesh), determination (Ayappa), and valor (Subramania). They guide devotees on paths towards enlightenment. Boudha at Bodhanath stands tall as a Buddhist stupa in Nepal, emanating spiritual energy.