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Mindless Meditation Meets 21st. Century Art
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Featured Crafts Artist: "Paper-Making Dakini"
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Western Style Dakini Painting
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Art by 'Lynnela' The artist of this lovely piece (in true egoless form) wishes to remain anonymous. The piece is delicate, yet carries a definitive political message: Dakinis come in all hair colors.
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This unusual piece, colored pencil on white copy paper, is from the collection of American Dakini-artist Pamala Lamala. It depicts Spudmasambhava (not yet having attained total headlessness at the time of this photo), the beloved consort of Mashe Tsogyal. Here, the great teacher and monastery builder displays the mudra of peace.
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The Classical Dakini in Modern Commercial Use
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Here, on the masthead of a website, www.domaindakini.com, a headless sky woman dances in bliss and emptiness amidst Internet Dots and other precious jewels. Unfortunately, for marketing reasons, the logo had to be abandoned.
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