Roach Dust / Corpse Flower

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Corpse Flower

须​弥​山​·​行 (Sumeru)

Bliss-Illusion 虚极

Sumeru, is a sacred five-peaked mountain of Buddhist cosmology and is considered to be the centre of all the physical, metaphysical and spiritual universes.

Artwork : Alcide Nathanaël

Sumeru, is a sacred five-peaked mountain of Buddhist cosmology and is considered to be the centre of all the physical, metaphysical and spiritual universes.
Artwork : Alcide Nathanaël

须​弥​山​·​行 (Sumeru) by Bliss-Illusion 虚极

须弥山·行 (Sumeru)

须弥山·行(Sumeru) by Bliss-Illusion 虚极

须弥山·行

離​·​極​光​淨​天 (Leave​·​Abhassara​-​Deva)

Ābhāsvara आभास्वर or Ābhassara' आभस्सर (Tib: 'od gsal) – The world of devas "possessing splendor". The lifespan of the Ābhāsvara devas is 8 mahākalpas (others: 2 mahākalpas). Eight mahākalpas is the interval between destructions of the universe by water, which includes the Ābhāsvara worlds. The height of this world is 81,920 yojanas above the Earth.

The mental state of the devas of the Ābhāsvara आभास्वर worlds corresponds to the second dhyāna, and is characterized by delight (prīti) as well as joy (sukha); the Ābhāsvara devas are said to shout aloud in their joy, crying aho sukham! ("Oh joy!"). These devas have bodies that emit flashing rays of light like lightning. They are said to have similar bodies (to each other) but diverse perceptions.

The Ābhāsvara worlds form the upper limit to the destruction of the universe by fire at the end of a mahākalpa, that is, the column of fire does not rise high enough to reach them. After the destruction of the world, at the beginning of the vivartakalpa, the worlds are first populated by beings reborn from the Ābhāsvara worlds.

Artwork by The Summer Teacher

Ābhāsvara आभास्वर or Ābhassara' आभस्सर (Tib: 'od gsal) – The world of devas "possessing splendor". The lifespan of the Ābhāsvara devas is 8 mahākalpas (others: 2 mahākalpas). Eight mahākalpas is the interval between destructions of the universe by water, which includes the Ābhāsvara worlds. The height of this world is 81,920 yojanas above the Earth.
The mental state of the devas of the Ābhāsvara आभास्वर worlds corresponds to the second dhyāna, and is characterized by delight (prīti) as well as joy (sukha); the Ābhāsvara devas are said to shout aloud in their joy, crying aho sukham! ("Oh joy!"). These devas have bodies that emit flashing rays of light like lightning. They are said to have similar bodies (to each other) but diverse perceptions.
The Ābhāsvara worlds form the upper limit to the destruction of the universe by fire at the end of a mahākalpa, that is, the column of fire does not rise high enough to reach them. After the destruction of the world, at the beginning of the vivartakalpa, the worlds are first populated by beings reborn from the Ābhāsvara worlds.
Artwork by The Summer Teacher

離​·​極​光​淨​天 (Leave​·​Abhassara​-​Deva) by Bliss-Illusion 虚极

離·極光淨天 (Leave·Abhassara-Deva)

離·極光淨天 (Leave·Abhassara-Deva)(Leave·Abhassara-Deva) by Bliss-Illusion 虚极

離​·​極​光​淨​天 (Leave​·​Abhassara​-​Deva) • Erhu cover by Laang 冷

離​·​極​光​淨​天 (Leave​·​Abhassara​-​Deva) • Erhu cover by Laang 冷(Leave·Abhassara-Deva) by Bliss-Illusion 虚极

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