Amitayus Statue

The Amitayus Statue represents, a celestial form of the Buddha Amitabha, revered especially in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism as the Buddha of Infinite Life. Amitayus embodies the qualities of longevity, vitality, healing energy, and spiritual wisdom. The statue is a sacred symbol used for meditation, rituals, and prayers, especially those seeking to overcome illness, extend life, and deepen spiritual realization.

Details of the Amitayus Statue:

• Depiction: Usually seated in meditation posture, holding a vase of long-life nectar (kalasha).

• Symbolism: Long life, health, spiritual development, and compassion.

• Material: Often made of copper, bronze, brass, or gold-plated materials.

• Iconography: Crowned, adorned with jewels and ornaments.

• size: 14 cm x 11 cm
  

Placement of Amitayus Statue:

• Where:

  • Quiet, clean, and elevated space.

  • Home altars, meditation rooms, or shrines.

  • Avoid placing in kitchens, bathrooms, or directly on the floor.

• How:

  • Face the statue east or toward the entrance.

  • Place it on a clean cloth or table, ideally above waist height.

  • Offerings like water, flowers, or candles can be placed in front.

Care for Amitayus Statue:

• Keep Clean: Dust regularly; avoid touching with dirty hands.

• Respectful Handling: Move only with clean hands and a calm mind.

• Energy Maintenance: Occasionally refresh offerings and recite prayers or mantras (like “Om Amarani Jivantaye Soha”).