Eight Medicine Buddhas In Tibetan these three figures

In Tibetan these three figures are known as the 'Tse Lha Nam Sum

trampling Kamadeva

He is seated on a great lotus flower and his hair flows on the sides of his shoulders

Manjushri (Jampel-Yang) is the embodiment of the discriminative awareness (prajna) of all the Buddhas as visualized in the form of a meditational deity

The lid has a brass sheet cover to protect the wood

Eight Medicine Buddhas In Tibetan these three figuresIn the distant past, when the Medicine Buddha was a Bodhisattva, he is said to have taken twelve vows out of his great compassion. These vows included the task of awakening people's minds to Bodhichitta, providing beings with the materials necessary for living, leading them to wisdom and wholesome actions, as well as relieving people from deformities, illness, and other physical sufferings. After many lives of working to fulfill his vows, the