Markandeya Discovers Krishna on the Peepal Leaf
Markandeya Discovers Krishna on the Peepal Leaf. c. 1770-1780Artist/maker unknown, Indian. The depiction of Markandeya's vision is one of the most potent and mystical images found in …
Krishna as the Divine Child on a Banyan Leaf: Vatapatrasayi
The first paintings of Vata-Krishna are found in the fifteenth-century Balagopala-stuti manuscripts in western India. These paintings are conventionalised with the same iconography—baby Krishna is shown lying on top of a banyan tree, unlike his representations on a solitary leaf seen earlier in the Chola sculptures.
New Road’s iconic peepal bot altered irrevocably - The …
2018年12月29日 · Nepali Congress stalwart Krishna Prasad Bhattarai would often visit the tree to discuss political issues, says Subedi. Even BP Koirala took an interest, says Purushottam Basnet, editor of the magazine Mukut and a regular at the peepal bot with Subedi since the 60s.
Krishna as the Divine Child on Banyan Leaf
2019年8月28日 · These paintings are conventionalised with the same iconography—baby Krishna is shown lying on top of a banyan tree, unlike his representations on a solitary leaf seen earlier in the Chola ...
The tree that represents the Universe | Goa News - Times of India
2016年4月17日 · This verse explains the spiritual significance of the peepal tree (Ficus religiosa). Krishna is believed to have died under this tree, after which the present Kaliyug is said to have begun. And, it is believed he will reside in a peepal leaf after the destruction of this world and until the next world is created.
Ficus religiosa - Wikipedia
The peepal tree is considered sacred by the followers of Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism and Buddhism. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna says, "I am the Peepal tree among the trees, Narada among the Deva Rishi (Divine sages), Bhrigu among the Saptha-Maharishis, Chitraratha among the Gandharvas, And sage Kapila among the Siddhas."
Sacred Trees in Hinduism | Sanskriti - Sanskriti - Hinduism and …
Pipal is said to form a link between earth and heaven. The flowers of five trees -asoka, mango, navamal lika (Ixora parviflora), pink lotus (Nelumbe nucifera) and blue lotus (Nymphae stel-lata) –adorn the tip of the bow of Kama, the god of love.
Fertility Worship of Krishna | Cleveland Museum of Art
The painting shows Krishna being worshipped under a pipal tree by a group of Shaivite devotees, recognized by the horizontal marks on their foreheads. Krishna is clad in a yellow Mughal jama, or belted Central Asian tunic, instead of the wrapped Indian lower garment (dhoti) traditionally associated with Krishna. The tree has been decorated with ...
At Home in Bengal: Paṭa, Paṭuā , and the Performance of Kṛṣṇa’s Līlā
2018年10月24日 · Examples include the Philadelphia Museum of Art folios, Markandeya discovers Krishna on the Peepal Leaf and The Vision of Markandeya (Accession number 1955-11-1; 1994-148-492). The Bhāgavata Purāṇa narrates Mārkaṇḍeya’s vision of Kṛṣna on a leaf in Book 12, Chapter 9.
Tree of life - The Hindu
2013年2月26日 · To enable us to comprehend the true nature of samsara, Lord Krishna invites us to imagine an inverted tree with its roots above and branches flowing downwards (contrary to the normal tree...