ashok chakra 3d models

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

... power of Shakti serves as the energizing principle. These two unite in the crown chakra, sparking transformation through spiritual enlightenment. Presented here from a private collection in Odessa, Ukraine, this work was created by N. ...Marynenko

He then killed the fever-demon by cutting him into three pieces using his cosmic-disk weapon, the Sudarshana Chakra. However, Jvarasura was later revived by Brahma, who joined the three parts. But by that time each three parts had grown a head and a...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

This form is endowed with many weapons like the parashu (battle axe), chakra (disc), gada (mace), trishul (trident) and the khanda (sword). As he battles & solves problems he discovers within himself the horse, the lion, the eagle and the wild...

He then killed the fever-demon by cutting him into three pieces using his cosmic-disk weapon, the Sudarshana Chakra. However, Jvarasura was later revived by Brahma, who joined the three parts. But by that time each three parts had grown a head and a...

Matsya is generally represented with four hands—one holding the conch shell, one holding the discus (chakra), one in the pose of conferring a boon (varada mudra), and one in the protection-affording pose (abhaya mudra). He is believed to symbolise...

These include chakra, conch, bow, arrow, sword, javelin, shield, and a noose.[66] These weapons are considered symbolic by Shakta Hindus, representing self-discipline, selfless service to others, self-examination, prayer, devotion, remembering her...

Matsya is generally represented with four hands—one holding the conch shell, one holding the discus (chakra), one in the pose of conferring a boon (varada mudra), and one in the protection-affording pose (abhaya mudra). He is believed to symbolise...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

This form is endowed with many weapons like the parashu (battle axe), chakra (disc), gada (mace), trishul (trident) and the khanda (sword).As he battles & solves problems he discovers within himself the horse, the lion, the eagle and the wild...

These include chakra, conch, bow, arrow, sword, javelin, trishul, shield, and a noose. These weapons are considered symbolic by Hindus, representing self-discipline, selfless service to others, self-examination, prayer, devotion, remembering her...

This design is characterized by a specific pattern of energy centers, or "chakras," which influence an individual's personality, behavior, and life path. In the context of Human Design, Genji Stencil individuals are often highly sensitive and...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

Mostly practiced as a closing sequence in Ashtanga Yoga, Upward Lotus Pose can be included in Vinyasa Yoga or Chakra Yoga, to build endurance and bring balance, respectively. This pose activates your energy points with the neurons also being...

He holds in two of his hands the Sudarshana chakra (discus) and a 'shankha' (conch), the weapons of Vishnu. ...The other two hands make the gestures of 'varadamudra', which grants boons to the devotee, and 'abhayamudra', which reassures the devotee of...

These include chakra, conch, bow, arrow, sword, javelin, shield, and a noose.[66] These weapons are considered symbolic by Shakta Hindus, representing self-discipline, selfless service to others, self-examination, prayer, devotion, remembering her...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...

I was going to label the actual trays with what goes in them, but that would have added numerous hours to this project, so I'll describe them here: Roaming Monster Tray A -Roaming Monster Levels 1-2 Cards -Roaming Monster Levels 3-4 Cards -Roaming...

Its height, 112 ft, symbolizes the 112 possibilities to attain to moksha (liberation) that are mentioned in yogic culture, and also the 112 chakras in the human system.The Adiyogi statue is a 34-metre-tall (112 ft), 45-metre-long (147 ft) and...

The upper right arm holds the Sudarshana Chakra; the upper left arm holds the Panchajanya, the conch of Lord Vishnu which is blown by Him in times of war. The lower right hand of the Lord is in the Varada Hasta pose, while the lower left hand is in...

Mostly practiced as a closing sequence in Ashtanga Yoga, Upward Lotus Pose can be included in Vinyasa Yoga or Chakra Yoga, to build endurance and bring balance, respectively. ...This pose activates your energy points with the neurons also being...

Matsya is generally represented with four hands—one holding the conch shell, one holding the discus (chakra), one in the pose of conferring a boon (varada mudra), and one in the protection-affording pose (abhaya mudra). He is believed to symbolise...

Its height, 112 ft, symbolizes the 112 possibilities to attain to moksha (liberation) that are mentioned in yogic culture, and also the 112 chakras in the human system.The Adiyogi statue is a 34-metre-tall (112 ft), 45-metre-long (147 ft) and...

These include chakra, conch, bow, arrow, sword, javelin, trishul, shield, and a noose. These weapons are considered symbolic by Hindus, representing self-discipline, selfless service to others, self-examination, prayer, devotion,...

She is depicted with Shankh (conch), Chakra (discus), lotus flowers, goad and the noose. Two of the hands of Goddess Gayatri are shown in Abhaya Mudra and Varada Mudra. Symbols of protection and blessing. ...

These include chakra, conch, bow, arrow, sword, javelin, trishul, shield, and a noose. These weapons are considered symbolic by Hindus, representing self-discipline, selfless service to others, self-examination, prayer, devotion, remembering her...

The historic identifiers of his icon is a conch shell between first two fingers of one hand (left back), a chakra – war discus named Sudarshana – in another (right back). The conch shell is spiral and symbolises all of interconnected spiralling...