Śiva Abstract Gradient Textures
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In a quiet corner of the ancient temple, where the smell of incense merges with the song of cicadas, two figures meet - one of them radiates the calmness and humility of a Buddhist sage, and the other - the power and energy of the god Shiva. In this place, like an interweaving of two worlds, the teachings of the Buddha and the secrets of Shiva merge, creating a harmonious and beautiful union.
On opposite sides of the altar are two statues - one of them depicts the Buddha in the position of a lotus, his eyes are turned inward, as if into the endless paths of the soul. The hands of the sage lie on their knees in a gesture of total liberation. Enduring peace reigns around him, as if time stops here to give the student the opportunity to plunge into the world of meditation and inner self-knowledge.
On the other hand, the eye is attracted by the statue of Shiva - the god of destruction and creation, the god of time and timelessness. His ardent gaze is filled with the enthusiasm and wisdom of an eternal traveller. His hair is scattered over his shoulders, symbolizing the power of the elements, and in his hand he holds a tambourine - an instrument that creates the rhythm of the universe. Shiva reminds that destruction can be the beginning of a new one, and time is just an illusion.
Here, in the temple, the breath of meditation and the delight of divine creation are mixed. Both teachings - Buddhism and the cult of Shiva - teach about balance, which can be found both within oneself and in the world around. Sitting in front of the statues, one can feel how the endless flow of time and eternity merge into one, how divine wisdom fills every cell of consciousness.
And so, in this magical corner, as if in a portal between two worlds, quiet prayers and echoes of meditation sound. Buddhism and the cult of Shiva, like the two hands of the universe, maintain balance and harmony between matter and spirit, destruction and creation, time and eternity.
What’s inside?
* 45 gradient textures (+ 45 noise versions);
* retro, vivid, and dark color schemes;
* PSD file with 2 noise overlay options;
* 6000x4000 px, 300 dpi;
* PSD and JPG formats;
* help file.
If you've found yourself stuck at some stage of editing, drop me a message so we can figure it out together ❤️
On opposite sides of the altar are two statues - one of them depicts the Buddha in the position of a lotus, his eyes are turned inward, as if into the endless paths of the soul. The hands of the sage lie on their knees in a gesture of total liberation. Enduring peace reigns around him, as if time stops here to give the student the opportunity to plunge into the world of meditation and inner self-knowledge.
On the other hand, the eye is attracted by the statue of Shiva - the god of destruction and creation, the god of time and timelessness. His ardent gaze is filled with the enthusiasm and wisdom of an eternal traveller. His hair is scattered over his shoulders, symbolizing the power of the elements, and in his hand he holds a tambourine - an instrument that creates the rhythm of the universe. Shiva reminds that destruction can be the beginning of a new one, and time is just an illusion.
Here, in the temple, the breath of meditation and the delight of divine creation are mixed. Both teachings - Buddhism and the cult of Shiva - teach about balance, which can be found both within oneself and in the world around. Sitting in front of the statues, one can feel how the endless flow of time and eternity merge into one, how divine wisdom fills every cell of consciousness.
And so, in this magical corner, as if in a portal between two worlds, quiet prayers and echoes of meditation sound. Buddhism and the cult of Shiva, like the two hands of the universe, maintain balance and harmony between matter and spirit, destruction and creation, time and eternity.
What’s inside?
* 45 gradient textures (+ 45 noise versions);
* retro, vivid, and dark color schemes;
* PSD file with 2 noise overlay options;
* 6000x4000 px, 300 dpi;
* PSD and JPG formats;
* help file.
If you've found yourself stuck at some stage of editing, drop me a message so we can figure it out together ❤️
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