The Buddhist Wheel Symbol

By T. B. Karunaratne

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The dhamma-cakka, the ever moving Wheel of Law, is the most prominent symbol of the Buddhists.

The Form(s) of Buddhism Imagery in the EBTs Theravāda Buddhism

Featured in the course, " The Form(s) of Buddhism."

Published in 1969 by The Buddhist Publication Society, Kandy as The Wheel number 137.

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    address={Kandy},
    year=1969,
    series={The Wheel},
    number=137,
    keywords={form, imagery, ancient-art, theravada},
    ranking={rank3},
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