In Buddhist iconography, Mt Meru is the tallest peak in the universe from which the enlightened Universal Monarch can see all of existence in finest detail. It is a golden mountain, center of a vast and perfect Mandala, and the center of all creation, orbited by the sun and moon, which are symbols for wisdom and space. It represents stability, strength and vastness. The black dot in the image is a Bindu. In Vedic Cosmology, the Bindu is the great void of pre-existence, the infinite potential of all things, within all things.  It is the timeless, formless, unified field from which all creation is manifest.  In this painting the Bindu is a concentrated non-space surrounded by a circular tsunami that radiates it’s potency in all directions. 

Printed at the Highland Studio on archival William Turner Watercolor paper with a 1/2" border for easy framing, this print is virtually indistinguishable from the original painting.