Yant Barami 30 Tots (The Thirty Perfections of the Bodhisatta)
The premier Northern Thai (Lanna) doctrinal yantra associated with Kruba Srivichai, arranging the 10 Bodhisatta Perfections (Dasaparami) across their three degrees of intensity (Ordinary, Superior, Ultimate = 30 Parami).
Arranged as a 10×3 (30-cell) architectural grid or circular Lanna lotus wheel. Each of the 10 columns represents one Perfection (from Dana / Generosity to Upekkha / Equanimity), while the three horizontal rows represent the three tiers: Parami (10), Upaparami (10), and Paramatthaparami (10).
Central to the Lanna monastic tradition of Kruba Srivichai (BE 2421–2481), who recited the Barami 30 Tots chant daily while organizing temple restorations and the Doi Suthep mountain road. Frequently inscribed on northern Lanna Phayant cloths, silver Takrut, and Rian Kruba Srivichai reverses.
Syllable-by-Syllable Doctrinal Breakdown (3)
Practice of the ten perfections with external possessions.
Practice of the ten perfections even at the sacrifice of one's limbs.
Practice of the ten perfections even at the dedication of one's life.
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