The Sage's Counsel – King Suratha and the Merchant Samadhi (14×14 Poster) Type:Unframed Ugratara is for the seeker

Ugratara is for the seeker who is ready to confront the real work of the soul—transcendence through intensity

and pleasure as part of dharma rather than its opposite

and other implements of cosmic authority

This dramatic motif symbolizes cosmic balance: the triumph of awakened awareness over primal forces and subterranean powers

The Sage's Counsel – King Suratha and the Merchant Samadhi (14×14 Poster) Type:Unframed Ugratara is for the seekerFrom the framing story of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Storytellers: This folio illustrates the famous framing story of the Devi Mahatmyam, where the great sage Medhas instructs the fallen King Suratha and the disowned merchant Samadhi on the glories of the Great Goddess, as identified in the folio's inscription. A Scene of Wisdom: Set in the tranquil hermitage of the sage, the scene depicts the three