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A short video shows a colorful Tibetan Buddhist mural depicting the Wheel of Life, also known as the Bhavacakra. The mural is large and intricate, with multiple sections representing different realms of existence and Buddhist concepts. In the center of the wheel, there are four smaller circles depicting animals (a pig, a snake, a rooster) and figures representing karma. The outer rim of the wheel is divided into twelve segments, each illustrating a link in the chain of dependent origination. The entire wheel is held within the grasp of a fierce demon with multiple faces and eyes, symbolizing impermanence and the cycle of suffering. The mural is ornately detailed and appears to be displayed in an outdoor setting, possibly a temple or monastery, with some architectural elements visible at the bottom.
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