Evamratna Blogs

Life Of Milarepa: The Inspiring Journey from Revenge to Enlightenment The Life of Milarepa is a fantastic tale that has motivated numerous people ...

Highly revered in Vajrayana Buddhism, the Divine 21 Tara Goddess, a meditation deity, is one of the essential Bodhisattvas. While the female Bodhis...

Goddess Vajrayogini: Tantric Female Deity  Vajrayogini is a prominent and influential deity in Vajrayana Buddhism. She is a female manifestation o...

The Highest Ritual Expression of Devotion in Tibetan Buddhism: Mandala Offering When looking up the word "mandala" in general or even in specialize...

Introduction To Paubha Painting: A Sacred Art Paubha, a traditional art, which has been passed down through the years, offers a shared experience ...

Ritual Ceremonies & Practice in Buddhism Buddhist ritual objects have a particular purpose while also serving as symbols of their religion and...

The yab-yum position appears frequently in tantric art, both Buddhist and Hindu, and is considered to be an iconic representation of tantra. Its me...

Introduction to Stupa A stupa is an elegant Buddhist structure that serves as a space for worshippers to meditate and pray and a repository for art...

The complex history of Tibetan Singing Bowls and their origin Music and sound have been utilized as instruments to aid in relaxation, healing, and ...

Why do we practice Meditation & Mindfulness in Buddhism? Meditation is a practice in which an individual uses a technique- such as mindfulness,...

Offering: An Act of Generosity Are you familiar with the feeling of joy we feel when our hearts are open and we want to share with others? This is ...

Introduction to the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism, Ashtamangala There are eight auspicious symbols in Buddhism, also known as “the eight sy...