Kartika on the Edge

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Dog family

Can you guess which one is different?

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kartika: Fairfield, Iowa, United States; I am definitely a reincarnated Indian! My path led me to meditation at an early age. I love everything art, all animals, reading and writing. Perfect day is cafe writing and hanging out with friends over lattes. I have a full time job but would love to be a full time artist and writer! My journey as an artist began several years ago and is the best ride of my life!

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A kartika is a small, symbolic crescent knife or 'chopper', used in Buddhist ceremony. It symbolizes the severance of all material and worldly bonds and is crowned with a vajra or dorje, which is said to destroy ignorance, and leads to enlightenment. In Buddhist teachings, this tool is held in the right hand of Yama, the conqueror of death. It is also used in Feng Shui.

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