The Himalayas are the world’s highest mountains, forming a barrier between the Asian continent and the Indian subcontinent. The Himalayas are home to a rich and diverse culture, including the Tibetan people. The Tibetan culture is similar to other Asian cultures in the way that mantras and prayers are written. In Tibetan calligraphy, words are written in a fluid style to convey their meaning rather than their sound.

The Tibetan culture has many similarities with other Asian cultures. One of these is the way that mantras are written. Mantras are short phrases or passages that are said or chanted in order to bring about a state of spiritual awareness or closeness to a higher power. They are often written in calligraphy, and are often similar across religions.

The painting shows the four elements in Tibetan calligraphy. It was made on the 18th of March 2022 in the Himalayas. The painting is a loving tribute to the Tibetan people and their culture.

Calligraphy, is considered an art form. This piece is just one example of the many beautiful pieces of Tibetan calligraphy.

The act of creating sacred mantras on a canvas can have a positive influence on your soul. The word “Sam-sung”, for example, means kindheartedness. The Buddha in the centre is touching the earth, a gesture which symbolizes enlightenment.

Through meditation and living mindfully, we can achieve enlightenment, which means our bodies, speech, and minds can become like the Buddha’s. We can learn to act with compassion and wisdom. However, this is a long and difficult process that requires dedication and practice.

The first non-fungible token was minted in open sea on the same day that the painting was burned. # months into the project, when updating the gallery on opensea, there was a glitch and the nft had to be reposted. The nft was minted again in march

This is the first time a Tibetan lama, Lama Tashi Norbu, is entering the blockchain space in order to safegard the Tibetan art culture and the rich Tibetan history. The use of blockchain technolagy is a sign of impermanance, and this art piece is the first of its kind in the NFT space and Tibetan art culture