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experience and Knowledge and treat their spiritual development with full responsibility.
After all, life passes very quickly. In the Harappan civilization, people knew about this
for certain, judging by the remains of their culture. Here is a picture of the seal print that
you once mentioned as a symbolic outline of the meditation on the four Aspects. Again,
it shows a three-faced man sitting in the lotus position. Above the head of the meditating
person in the area of the chakran "1000 petalled lotus", there is a symbolic lotus flower
(the flower was painted in the same way by ancient Egyptians) and a schematic drawing
of the signs of Allat and AllatRa. And next to it, there is an inscription in the form of
symbols and signs. And on the sides of the central image, there are four beasts.
Figure 53. Seal with an image of the meditation on the four Aspects
(the Harappan civilization; the 3rd-2nd millennium BCE; the Indus Valley, South Asia).
Besides, those four beasts are an elephant, a tiger, a buffalo and a one-horned
rhinoceros! The elephant is shown as walking aside: it is a symbol of the Back aspect, of
the human being’s slow and strong past. The attacking tiger symbolizes the aggressive
Right aspect. The howling buffalo is a symbol of the Left aspect if we consider the
symbolism of ancient India and Southeast Asia where the buffalo symbolizes the
supernatural power and the masculine principle. And the one-horned rhinoceros,
according to the mythology of the ancient peoples of the Indus, is a symbol of strength,
insight, happiness, and a fearless creature that even the tiger is afraid of. In other words,
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