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Small bronze statue of Buddha
What features of this statue show evidence that meditation is an important practice in Buddhism? Check all that apply.
the half-closed eyes
the knot on the top of the head
the position of the hands
the dot between the eyes
Buddha’s sitting position
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- the half-closed eyes — indicate inward focus and meditation
- the position of the hands — likely the dhyāna (meditation) mudrā, hands in the lap
- Buddha’s sitting position — seated in a meditative (lotus/cross‑legged) posture
The knot on the head (uṣṇīṣa) and the dot between the eyes (ūrṇā) signify wisdom/ spiritual insight, not specifically the practice of meditation.
- the position of the hands — likely the dhyāna (meditation) mudrā, hands in the lap
- Buddha’s sitting position — seated in a meditative (lotus/cross‑legged) posture
The knot on the head (uṣṇīṣa) and the dot between the eyes (ūrṇā) signify wisdom/ spiritual insight, not specifically the practice of meditation.
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