The four siblings are in amicability as they cross the Himalayan lower regions in this flawlessly hued thangka. Sufficient verdure coats the various slopes spotting the scene. Dark blue waters, teem with life and movement, accentuate the equivalent. A portion of the taller slopes are secured with snow, their cloud-kissed crests painted with an expertise endemic to Tibetan and Nepalese thangka paintings . In the inside are the four siblings, each organized over the other as far as status (partridge over the rabbit, over the monkey, over the elephant). A common theme in Buddhist-motivated visual expressions, this course of action passes on the significance in Buddhist custom of regarding age above respectability or enormity or learning.
Everything began when the siblings dropped out with one another, and in a condition of common strife swung to talking about the age of the banyan tree (which has been painted in front of the siblings toward the path they are taking). While the elephant recollects that it as a bramble from his adolescence, the monkey recalls that it as a unimportant bush and the rabbit as a leafless sapling. Be that as it may, the partridge had conveyed its very seed in his body and planted it there, so he is the one sits over the remainder of his siblings. This is the Tittira Jataka story that the Buddha had described to show his teaches that age comes above everything else. Indeed, it is this game plan that empowers the partridge to go after the product of the banyan tree to impart to his siblings.
Four Harmonious Brothers Reach The Fruit Of The Tree |
Everything began when the siblings dropped out with one another, and in a condition of common strife swung to talking about the age of the banyan tree (which has been painted in front of the siblings toward the path they are taking). While the elephant recollects that it as a bramble from his adolescence, the monkey recalls that it as a unimportant bush and the rabbit as a leafless sapling. Be that as it may, the partridge had conveyed its very seed in his body and planted it there, so he is the one sits over the remainder of his siblings. This is the Tittira Jataka story that the Buddha had described to show his teaches that age comes above everything else. Indeed, it is this game plan that empowers the partridge to go after the product of the banyan tree to impart to his siblings.
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