Arishadvarga, also known as shadripu, refers to the six enemies of the mind: kama (lust), krodha (anger), lobha (greed), mada (ego), moha (attachment), and matsarya (jealousy). Everyone experiences these adversities, which can make life difficult. To attain true consciousness and love, it is essential to practice self-realization and overcome these challenges.
Avalokiteshwara, known as the Bodhisattva of Compassion in Mahayana Buddhism, embodies infinite compassion for all sentient beings. His name translates to “Lord who gazes down with compassion,” reflecting his role as a protector and guide for those seeking liberation from suffering. Avalokiteshwara is often depicted with multiple arms and heads, symbolizing his ability to assist […]
Draped in Red and golden attire, friends sharing their secrets. Mandala motifs in background symbolise their whispers, endless talks and tales, the various aspects of their personalities. Decked up in the minimalist jewellery they step into the dreamy world of adulthood.
A butterfly symbolizes growth, hope, renewal and the Nepali mother wants just that for her daughter. She aspires for a world with a bright future for her little girl, as the latter gazes at the butterfly fluttering in her small palm.
Lord Krishna’s divine grace and charm is beautifully depicted in this painting
Catnap 
Cosmic love 
Tusker 
Mask series – between flesh and memory 
Life of Fisherwoman – 3 
Divine Buddha-Lotus in the Triangle of Stillness 
TRANQUIL REFLECTIONS