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yogabhoga

"the Universe will bow to your beauty when you do. " - Rumi.

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tripura tantra

Tantra says, ”Be yourself” – and that is the only being you can achieve ever. With acceptance desires fall. With acceptance, a desirelessness comes into being by itself. You don’t practice it, you don’t force it upon yourself. You don’t cut your desires – just by accepting, they disappear. Osho

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ganesh Metamorphosis

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ganescher

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symbolika tree

a composition of various symbolika symbols arranged in the tree of life grid.

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star lsd

six pointed star mandala encapsulating the lsd molecule.

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saat

a meditating buddha figure with seven pairs of hands. with his fingers, buddha signals the number seven, representing the first seven "sphirot" (earthly chakras) of the tree of life.

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buddha vibes hung

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four monkeys

The four wise monkeys, Mizaru, Kikazaru, Iwazaru and Shizaru, originated from the Japanese Buddhism, who could "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, do no evil" are transformed in this modern adaptation into monkeys that actually cancel and neutralize each other, a paradoxical state in which none of them can be held responsible for his own actions.

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tā moko monkey

Two separate motifs interlaced into one harmonic design. The first element is a Chimp, a turned on monkey face with endless vision depth, made with underlying grid. The second element is the detailed tā moko patterns, a Māuri permanent face marking, which symbolizes in the Māuri culture the transition between childhood and adulthood and the realization of one's potential.

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dance like a tree

a psychedelic vision of a multi-handed man dancing with the tree of life. in each hand he holds one of the "sphirot". the hindu chakras run in parallel through his center.

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moon time

a thirteen moon phase inside a flower of life grid with a skull and a fetus, representing the passage of time.

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gulgalta hands

The Gulgalta "Skull" represents "the will to will." The union of pleasure and will. At the level of the Gulgalta, "there is no reason for will." Here, the innate desire to create is a purely existential "passion" of the soul, possessing no rational whatsoever.

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hand

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