The bifurcation of the Bodhisattva personifies his two spiritual forms, as the termination of the chain of reincarnations, the achievements of the Arhat and the one striving for Liberation., and the second, how to stay in the wheel of samsara., is associated with compassion, sacrifice of conscious non-withdrawal into Nirvana in order to help gain Awakening to all living beings. The parts opposite to each other are mirrored, leading into an endless world of reflections of the rebirth of the viewer himself..., starting from the Manipura chakra, the belly chakra, life itself and rising to the top they strive for unity, spiraling towards the Highest Absolute. the Bodhisattva sculpture stands on a cube of Afghan lapis lazuli, similar to our blue planet in a square, resting on the fingers of the hands gathered in Prithvi mudra, the mudra of the earth., with stigmata on the palms that speaks of the forgiveness of all living beings in the universe., and the third support twisted into a curl by Kundalini energy is the tail of a Naga snake, seven heads which will be personified by the seven chakras of our energy essence.