Architectural point of view
Amazing to look at, the architectural beauty of Swayambhu nath Temple gives way to the feelings of reverence and adoration. The stupa consists of a dome at the base and a cubical structure with eyes of Buddha looking in all the four directions. there are eight pentagonal Toran attached with the dome. Each Toran has Gajur in its top and a space inside it, which contains statue of god. Following are the name and position of each god.
Aksobhya +Vairochana: It is situated in the eastern part of the stupa.
Mamaki Tara: It is situated in the east-south part of the stupa.
Ratna Shambhava: It is situated in the south part of the stupa.
Pandhara: It is situated in the south-west part of the stupa.
Amitabha: It is situated in the west part of the stupa.
Tara: It is situated in the west-north part of the stupa.
Amocha siddhi: It is situated in the north part of the stupa.
Saptalochani: It is situated in the east-north part of the stupa.
Amazing to look at, the architectural beauty of Swayambhu nath Temple gives way to the feelings of reverence and adoration. The stupa consists of a dome at the base and a cubical structure with eyes of Buddha looking in all the four directions. there are eight pentagonal Toran attached with the dome. Each Toran has Gajur in its top and a space inside it, which contains statue of god. Following are the name and position of each god.
Aksobhya +Vairochana: It is situated in the eastern part of the stupa.
Mamaki Tara: It is situated in the east-south part of the stupa.
Ratna Shambhava: It is situated in the south part of the stupa.
Pandhara: It is situated in the south-west part of the stupa.
Amitabha: It is situated in the west part of the stupa.
Tara: It is situated in the west-north part of the stupa.
Amocha siddhi: It is situated in the north part of the stupa.
Saptalochani: It is situated in the east-north part of the stupa.
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