Compassion Buddha also known as Six-syllabled Avalokiteshvara or Sadakshary Lokeshvara is widely used for devotional practice of Yidam or Istadevata. His six-syllabled mantra Om Mani Padme Hum has become so popular that it has been a household mantra for every buddhist in Mahayana tradition. It is said that the fully enlightened mind has three great qualities: Great compassion, Wisdom and the Skillful Means to benefit all sentient beings. The great compassion is the attitude that all the sentient beings be freed from every form of suffering, pain and dissatisfaction. Such great compassion and altruistic attitude which strives toward complete enlightenment for the benefit of all sentient beings is here symbolized by this four-armed Avalokiteshvara. The traditional author great Thangtong Gyalpo describes him thus: Upon a white lotus and moon seat, the syllable Hrih arises. The letter then transforms into four-armed Avalokiteshvara. He has a white, translucent body that radiates five coloured lights. He has a smiling expression and gazes upon us with compassionate eyes. He has four hands, the first two pressed together at his heart and the lower two holding a crystal rosary and a white lotus. He is adorned with silks and jewelled ornaments and wears an upper garment of an antilope skin. His crown is adorned with Amitabha. If we rely on this sadhana of Avalokiteshvara and recite mantra Om Mani Padme Hum with strong faith and devotion we will definitely achieve realizations of great compassion and supreme Buddhahood. It is said that as Avalokiteshvara benefits sentient beings with the help of six syllable mantra he is called Six-syllabled Lokeshvara. We offer you exclusive collection of chenrezig compassion buddha statues of copper, fully gold plated, partial gold plated, decorated, fine carvings and inlays of various postures and asana bringing you for secure online shopping.