Live pictures

At the opening of the exhibition on March 27, 2016 in the city of Kyiv, a Vedic prana-pratishtha ritual was performed over each of the 9 images - charging the form with divine energy (the ceremony was conducted by the priest Saishvararama (Olexandr Ukraintsev), Odesa). All the paintings, as well as those present at this sacrament, received a powerful charge of energy.

The eternal and unchanging law of the universe (Sanatana Dharma) states that everything in the world is energy. All visible forms are just the interaction of the five types of energy. Prana is the energy of life that fills our being, every particle of space, life force, the power of the Creator who creates. Living paintings are canvases filled with the energy of life force. That is, each image created from the author's experience, depicted in the picture, consecrated with the help of a ritual, deeply interacts with the viewer, just as if one of the faces of the Lord appeared before him, for example, Shiva himself.

The service of the image is a symbolic connection of the external and internal, so we are able to learn to show love and devotion, the highest human qualities embedded in us by the Creator in the image and likeness. Such examples of reviving images of the Lord exist in all religions that use a visible image. In the Christian tradition, they say that the icon is "praying".

Shiva

Shiva Shambho

canvas, oil, 2014, 40x50 cm

Shiva is the Destroyer of illusion, the personification of Cosmic Mercy. He brings liberation and renewal to the souls who have fallen under the power of Maya. Shambho means "The Magnanimous", "The Abode of Joy" or "Bringer of Happiness". Lord Shiva Shambho - “who promises you bliss”. This is friendly aspect of Shiva. This form cleanses the house of unfavorable subtle energies, calms the mind, expands consciousness and destroys egoism. Develops creative abilities, especially literary and artistic.
Jaya Shiva Shambho Mahadeva Shambho!

Sadashiva

Sadashiva

photo copy from the original, 2015, 30x40 cm

Shiva has always been called Triambaka because he has a third eye. This means that his perception has reached the highest possibility. The third eye is the eye of vision. The two physical eyes are simply sense organs. What we call Shiva is nothing but the very embodiment of the highest perception. Yoga is not a religion, it is the science of inner evolution.

Lingadhava

Lingadhava

oil on canvas, 2014, 30x40 cm

Shiva rose as a column of fire when both Vishnu and Brahma could not find his origin. The living beings in the three worlds could not bear the heat of column and at the request of celestial deities, Shiva cooled down as the mountain Arunachala. This picture mean the genesis of mixture of form and formless manifestation of Shiva.

Virabhadra

Virabhadra

canvas, oil, 2014, 40x50 cm

The image of Shiva in a fierce aspect; embodiment of the military anger. Virabhadra is a manifestation of Shiva - a warrior who is called before the battle. It is impossible to defeat him, and with his help, victory in battles is always gained. Meditation on the form gives strength to the defense of Dharma (righteousness), the strengthening of the will. The active begining in the revealed beauty.

I want to present a picture for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (contact me please who can transfer it to its intended purpose).

Mahadev

Mahavev Yogeshvara

oil on canvas, 2015, 90x120 cm

Mahadev meaning great (maha) God (deva), "greatest God" or God of the gods. If you have embarked on the path of Yoga, this means that the moment has come in your life when you felt the limitations of physical existence, you felt the desire to go beyond the physical, you felt that even this boundless cosmos limits you. Yoga means transcending the barriers of physical existence. Your efforts are aimed not only at subjugating the physical aspect of existence, but also at destroying its boundaries and touching a dimension that is not physical in nature. You want to combine the limited with the unlimited. You want to dissolve limitations into the limitless nature of existence.
And the form of Shiva Yogeshvara helps on the path of true yogis. He is the teacher.
Yoga Yoga Yogeshwaraya!

Parvati

Parvati

canvas, oil, 2014, 40x50 cm

Parvati (Skt. पार्वती, IAST: pārvatī "mountain") is one of the names of wife of the god Shiva. It is a good and gentle form of Devi, Shakti (that is, the female creative energy of Shiva). She is asked for wisdom. She personifies piety, devotion to marriage, promotes motherhood.
It is very good to declaim the mantra and visualize Devi Parvati. Swayamvara Parvati or Parvati Swayamvara Mula Manta is the most powerful mantra for overcoming the obstacles associated with marriage.
Om Hreem Yoginim Yogini Yogeswari Yoga Bhayankari Sakala Sthavara Jangamasya Mukha Hridayam Mama Vasham akarsha Akarshaya Namaha
Mantra and Yantra (picture) helps under these circumstances:
Delay in marriage: the power of this Devi's form is able to remove all known and unknown obstacles and hasten marriage.
Problems in marriage: all misunderstandings between spouses can be eliminated. Especially the recitation of the mantra and visualisation is recommended for couples who are on the verge of divorce.
Difficulties with conception of children: Reduces the influence of factors such as unhealthy lifestyle and nutrition, stress and helps with conception.

Nataradja

Nataradja

canvas, oil, 2015, 50x40 cm

Natesha or Nataraja is Shiva as Lord of the dance. The form of Nataraja embodies the riot of life and the dance of the Universe, which gave birth to itself from the Eternal Silence. The classical arts are designed to bring this absolute immobility to man. Without it, real art cannot appear.
He inspires real creators, people of art. As well as scientists, physicists, all the discoverers.

Kali

Kali

canvas, oil, 2015, 100x80 cm

Kali (Skt. काली, IAST: Kālī, "black"), also known as IAST: Kālikā (Skt. कॉलिंका) or IAST: Shyāmā (Skt. श्यामा) is one of the ten dasamahavidyas. Kali is a violent form of Shakti and appears as the destroyer of demons. Kali's anger is so terrible that it threatens the existence of the world. Kali is the protector of the gods and the giver of liberation. It symbolizes the cosmic power of eternal time. The goddess is asked to protect from the harmful energy of enemies, strengthen the fortitude, find a resource in order to overcome life's difficulties. Very powerful energy.

Nataradja

Dance of Shiva-Shakty

canvas, oil, 2015, 70x70 cm

Shiva is consciousness, a stable principle, eternal and unchanging. Shakti is transformation, time, change. Thanks to Shakti, Shiva's consciousness can manifest itself in reality, take form. Shakti energy which drives the world. This energy is everywhere, it is prana. Shiva is superconscious, Shakti is prana, energy. Shakti is the building material of which the universe is built, but also the great illusion called Maya in which we live. Form is Emptiness. Emptiness is form... Shiva continues to dance the Tandava, causing the world to continue to develop until one day he stops, which will put an end to this world in order to give life to a new one. Shiva, performing his dance, connects with his wife Shakti and re-creates the world. A person needs both components - Consciousness (Shiva) and Energy (Shakti). "Shiva without Shakti is a shava (corpse)." And Shakti without Shiva is an insane, uncentered force, often self-destructive. Only when Shiva and Shakti merge, action, movement and creation become possible. This dance is about it. Think about this...

Kali

Shri yantra

canvas, oil, 2021, 40x40 cm

I draw yantras to order. The request is agreed with what to work with, colors, framing, size. Execution - oil, acryle, fluorescent paints is possible. The very geometric design of the yantra is created in such a way that it transfers the brain to a certain alpha rhythm. For example, focusing on the yantra of the goddess Lakshmi (with a frequency of 8 to 14 hertz, which corresponds to a meditative state) contributes to the activation of the right hemisphere of the brain and leads to the emergence of creative insights and sharpening of intuition. This picture depicts Sri Yantra.

Kali

Adi Shakti

canvas, oil, 2015, 50x60 cm