Description
This four-armed statue has a timeless, ancient appearance because of the oxidized finish, which also adds depth and character. An oxidized copper statue of Avalokiteshvara serves as a meaningful reminder of compassion and dedication to helping others.
Avalokiteshvara Statue’s four arms symbolism: Stand for the four immeasurable: serenity, compassion, loving-kindness, and sympathetic delight. The statue features a wish-fulfilling gem in the center hands, a mala in the right hand, a lotus flower in the left hand, a rose in the right hand, and a Lotus Flower in the left hand. The empathetic gaze of Chenrezig, sometimes represented as a third eye, represents his capacity to see and react to the suffering of all living things.
Avalokiteshvara is a great addition for personal devotion or a considerate gift since it serves as a poignant reminder of compassion and a commitment to helping others.
Dimension:
Height: 10 inches
Breath: 7 inches
Width: 4.25 inches
Weight: 2 kg
Material: The statue is made of oxidized copper.
The Four Armed Avalokiteshvara Statue is a significant ritual in Tibetan Buddhism that holds the transformative power to cultivate compassion, loving-kindness, and spiritual wisdom.
The ritual involves clearing the area, creating a sacred space, and setting up offerings in a circle around the statue. Common offerings include water bowls, flowers, incense, lighting options, and fruits and food. The ceremony begins with lighting candles or lamps to symbolize illumination of the path to enlightenment.
Invoking Four Armed Avalokiteshvara Statue is done by reciting prayers or chants, such as “I take refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. May all beings benefit from my practice.” The mantra of compassion is recited while focusing on the Chenrezig statue, with mala (prayer beads) used to count repetitions. Visualizing compassionate light emanating from the statue fills the heart and extends to all beings.
The ceremony concludes with dedication and closing, with prostrations performed to show respect and gratitude. The daily use of the Chenrezig statue includes morning practice, morning reflection, and evening reflection. These practices aim to cleanse the mind from impurities, promote compassion, and encourage spiritual wisdom.
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