Dhyana Mudra Meditation Buddha Statue from Off White Sandstone 3 ft

Description

• It’s a statue of Gautama Buddha in Dhyana Mudra.
• Lord Buddha is sitting on a square plinth in the lotus pose.
• In this form Buddha is seen sitting with his legs folded, face up and hands lying on the lap.
•  His eyes are partially closed as he is in deep meditation.

• Buddha means the “Enlighted one”.
• Born as a prince with the name of Siddhartha Gautama in Kapilavastu.
• His life takes a massive turn at the age of 29  when he is faced with the suffering of the world.
• He left the luxurious life and meditated under a Bodhi tree to find the answer.
• His preservice was answered after 6 years of meditation.
• Rest of his life he spent teaching others after attaining enlightenment.

• A blossom tree is always a welcome addition to any garden, and incorporating the meditation Buddha statue near it will enhance the tranquil feeling in the environment.
• Fine gravel or sand is one of the most common features, to emplace the statue.
• To recreate the authentic look, add a dedicated gravel area to your plot, perhaps with a border of larger rocks around the sculpture.
• A central tree, such as this impressive Acer, can make a striking focal point and is a means to get creative with sculpture.
•  try a circular pattern around a sculpture, whilst the rest of the area can be raked into orderly straight lines for a gentle contrast.
• Add positioning large stones and rocks as focal features in your plot. They will provide a sculptural element in a naturalistic way.

• You will achieve inner peace by meditating Buddha statue.
• It reduces stress, anxiety, and depression.
• Also, bring peace and harmony to your home and life and unusual problems will fall away.

• The procedure should start with housing the statue first.
• When the statue gets wet scrub and rinses t well with a sponge or cotton cloth.
• Once done with rinsing and cleaning all amass, now give the statue a final shower and let it air dry.