14" Dhyana Mudra Aparmita Buddha Nepalese Copper Statue | Amitayus Buddha Idol | Decorative Copper Idol | Copper Statue For Temple

Aparmita, also referred to as Amitayus, upholds the essence of Buddha Amitabha in his aspect as the Bestower of Longevity. This celestial figure seamlessly bridges the realms of a divine Buddha and a fully realized Bodhisattva, having ascended to Buddhahood through countless lifetimes of dedicated merit as a Bodhisattva. Aparmita, Amitayus, and Tsepame sit serenely in a posture of perfect equanimity, with hands gracefully forming the Dhyana Mudra.

In this depiction, his right-hand finds repose atop, symbolizing the awakened state of enlightenment, while his left-hand rests below, representing the realm of appearances. Thus, Aparmita's poised stance beautifully captures his mastery over the realm of appearances through the light of enlightenment. It embodies the profound truth that the states of samsara and nirvana are harmoniously united within his enlightened consciousness.