Banyan Tree Taking Back Nature | Ancient Angkor Wat Temple | Meditation/Relaxation Music [4K]

2 years ago
80

Ancient Khmer temple ruins. Tree roots envelope some of the temples in mysterious Angkor, Cambodia. Built in the early 12th century, the amazing temple city of Angkor Wat has long been a symbol of Cambodia. Having fallen into decline, during the 1970s civil war and Khmer Rouge control the structures were stripped of firewood and art. Banyan tree roots have grown over their facades and through existing cracks into the structures.

Did you know that the Buddha sat under a fig tree – also known as a pipal tree – at a spot now called Bodh Gaya. He remained there for 49 days. When he stood, he thanks the tree for giving him shade, and it was then that he achieved enlightenment. The tree became known as the Bodhi tree – the “tree of enlightenment”.

The Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya today is a descendent of the tree under which the Buddha meditated, and Bodh Gaya is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites.

The myth of the Bodhi tree tells us that the tree is born on the birthday of the Buddha. It lives until the day the world is destroyed, and the place where it grows is the last place to be destroyed. When the world is reborn, that place to appear.

There is a specific type of Buddhist meditation called Bodhi Tree Meditation. In this practice, the religious contemplate the mysteries of the tree and its place among Buddhist symbols.

In Buddhist iconography, the image of the tree is made up of the tree itself and its reflection. The tree represents life, sorrow and desire. Its reflection represents the perfection of life, life reflected through awareness gained through Buddhist meditation. The tree is represented as having leaves in the shape of heart.

The tree is also seen as a metaphor for the journey to enlightenment. As the seed of the Bodhi tree matures and flourishes, so should the heart.

And so the Bodhi tree is sacred for a number of reasons. It was the site of the Buddha’s enlightenment. It is the ancient World Tree, uniting all worlds and it symbolizes the journey to enlightenment. Finally, it has a lovely aesthetic significance: it is said to rain blossoms.

Today, there are Bodhi trees at many Buddhist temples. Many are believed to be descendants of the sacred tree at Bodh Gaya.

Angkor Wat Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angkor_Wat

If you enjoy the love that goes into our content, please like and subscribe. 🙏

🌳👁🌈😴🙏💚🧘‍♀️ Sit or lay in a comfortable position. Take several deep breaths. Allow your monkey mind to settle (no insult to the monkey 🐵). Breathe in. Out. Let go of your anxiety. Open your mind to the rainbow delta waves dripping and resonating divine love frequencies. Feel your crown chakra unfolding. Relax. Calm overcomes you. See your chakras balancing; opening like the petals of an eternal flower. Just BE in this moment. The third eye is opening. The pineal glad is activating. The crown chakra is shining its divine light. See your ability to manifest and attract love and compassion. 1111

#BanyanTree #Cambodia #AngkorWat #CrownChakra #ThirdEye #PinealGland #Bodhisattva #Meditation #Metamorphosis #Transformation #BuddhaTree #Awakening #CallMeBodhisattva #DeepSleepMusic #DeltaWaves #RelaxingMusic #SoundsOfNature #Calm #Nature #AnxietyFree #DivineMasculine #DivineFeminine #WhiteNoise #Yoga #AmbientMusic #BabyMusic #MusicForBaby #InsomniaMusic #TranquilMusic #DelicateSound #Reiki #AutogenicTraining #ASMR #MusicaParaBebe #1111 #Vegan

Loading comments...