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Painting of Buddha having just attained Parinibbana (Parinirvana), which means something like 'Utter or Final Nirvana'; the 'Total Letting Go' at the moment of death of an Fully Enlightened Being (a Buddha or Arahant). After the physical body passes away, the last remaining tie to the world falls away, as he will not 'take up' a new life (or body) after death (no rebirth). No trace of 'him' remains discernable for unenlightened beings.
The Buddha was reclined between two 'Sala' trees in the village of Kusinagara, India, when he attained Parinirvana. Those two trees spontaneously started blooming just before the Buddha passed away. On the painting one can also see some monks crying for the loss of their teacher, while other monks remain more composed. On the far side of Buddha are laypeople who came to visit him on his deathbed, and also two high godly beings named Indra and Brahma, who considered the Buddha as their teacher also. They can be recognised by the strange colour of their skin (blue and green, one of them has a head with four faces).

Source

Picture of a wallpainting in a monastery in Laos

Date

may 2006

Author

myself

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