The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Concluding section on herbal medicines and medicines of animal origin

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Front view of vulnerable points of the body (including muscles, adipose tissues, bones, ligaments, hollow and full viscera and channels)

Supreme sutra of Sangs-rGyas sman-bla (Medicine Buddha), precious gem that grants every wish, powerful overcomer of every obstacle'
Work attributed to the Fifth Dalai Lama, Ngag dbang Blo bzang rgya mtsho (1617-1682)

Source and original fruit of universal creation. According to Hindu mythology, the divine knowledge of Āyurveda, originally not intended for men, is revealed by Brahma to Prajapati, father and lord of creatures.

Anatomical painting with Sanskrit annotations of medical character.

Telugu script (derived from the form Brahmi and used in the central southern regions of India).

It illustrates the drawing of yoga as a cosmic figure representing the universe.

Representation of the cakra (vital points) of the 12 junctions and the 12 channels in relation to the 12 months of the zodiac.

Representation used for the practice of meditation

From the Vāstu śāstra ('Science of Construction').
Universal harmony represented as an architectural structure incorporating both cosmic man and universal forces.
Traditional manual of architecture