Sakyamuni's return Journey to Lumbini Woolen scarves who is also called Amita

who is also called Amita or Amida Buddha

according to Lopon Tenzin Namdak Yongdzin Rinpoche

it is brought out into the daylight of the marketplace of philosophical ideas and discussed in relation to the viewpoints of Sutra and Tantra

or small cosmetics items

Sakyamuni's return Journey to Lumbini Woolen scarves who is also called AmitaAccording to Newar Buddhists, Sakyamuni Buddha returned to his birthplace, Lumbini, after his enlightenment. Visual representations of his journey and visit to Lumbini date back to at least the seventeenth century and became especially popular in nineteenth and twentieth century Nepal. They show the Buddha riding standing up on a Naga (commonly identified with Sesa) while being attended by Hindu deities in service to him. Indra holds an honorific