The Chinese HevajratantraThe Hevajrantra, the well known Anuttarayogatantra, about `unsurpassed yoga`, is a direct successor of the Tattvasamgraha, a yogatantra. It was translated from Sanskrit into Chinese in the 11th century. The Chinese translators offer a text which remains true to its contents, but which is at the same time acceptable to the Chinese milieu of the 11th century. This diplomatic effort explains many discrepancies, which were no problem to the initiate.

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The figures are standing on a raised podium

Bhairava has a dog as his divine vehicle and each Shaktipeeth temple is accompanied by a temple dedicated to Bhairava

The heavily ornate figure is decorated with some beautiful designs and style

The dazzling statue of the Vishnu in his virat form (omnipresent ) that he shows up in front of Arjuna at the battle field of Kurukshetra is a masterpiece of marble sculpture

the great monkey devotee of Lord Ramchandra

The four hands also depict this thusly - prose is represented by the book in one hand

Lord Ganesha is depicted playing three different instruments revealing a deep sense of finesse and accomplishment

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A fine blending of colours and beautiful lines have provided some extra sparks to the beautiful Warli piece of art

Four hands advice to work for dharma

The Lord Krishna has been shown playing his flute that creates immortal tunes of love and devotion