All 24 Tirthankaras Jain Grid Reference HD Wallpaper
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The 24 Tirthankaras of Jainism -- the 24 "ford-makers" or "crossing-makers" who have, in the current cosmic cycle, achieved liberation (Moksha) and shown the way across the ocean of worldly existence to others -- are gathered here in a single magnificent reference HD wallpaper. Each of the 24 golden figures sits in identical padmasana (lotus meditation) pose, expressing the universal nature of their achievement: the path they found is the same path, walked in different forms. Each figure has its unique symbol animal shown beneath the throne. From Rishabhadeva (bull) through Ajitanatha (elephant), Sambhavanatha (horse), Abhinandananatha (monkey), Sumatinatha (partridge), Padmaprabha (red lotus), Suparshvanatha (swastika), Chandraprabha (moon), Suvidhinatha (dolphin/crab), Shitalanatha (Shrivatsa), Shreyanshanatha (rhinoceros), Vasupujya (buffalo), Vimalanatha (boar), Anantanatha (falcon), Dharmanatha (vajra), Shantinatha (deer), Kunthunatha (goat), Aranatha (fish), Mallinatha (water jar), Munisuvrata (tortoise), Naminatha (blue lotus), Neminatha (conch), Parshvanatha (serpent), and Mahavira (lion). The complete 24 represent the Jain teaching that liberation is not a single event or individual achievement but a cosmic pattern -- souls achieving perfection in every cosmic cycle, blazing trails through the darkness for others to follow. Each Tirthankara is uniquely identified by their symbol animal, their name color on the idol, and their specific cosmic tree (Ashoka, etc.). This HD reference wallpaper is both beautiful and educational -- a complete visual guide to Jain cosmology. Free download.
