The Thursday Buddha depicts the serene posture of Meditation, embodying tranquillity and mental discipline. Seated gracefully with legs crossed—the right leg over the left—and hands resting gently on the lap, palms open and facing upward, the Buddha radiates an aura of balance and receptivity. This meditative gesture symbolizes the perfect alignment of peace and thought, believed to allow the body to receive energy and power from the universe.

The Saturday Buddha depicts a dramatic and powerful scene of protection and resilience. Sitting in deep meditation with hands resting in his lap, palms upward, the magnificent cobra hood of Mucalinda, the King of Nagas shields the Buddha. This iconic posture represents the moment when Mucalinda emerged during a rainstorm, spreading its hood to protect the meditating Buddha from the elements. It symbolizes the ultimate harmony between the natural world and spiritual strength.

The Sunday Buddha coin captures the virtue of Restraint, symbolizing self-control, dignity, and inner strength. Standing in an open-eye posture with hands gracefully crossed over the abdomen—right hand placed over the left on the upper thigh—the Buddha reflects calm authority and unwavering discipline.

The Monday Buddha embodies the virtue of Making Peace, represented by the iconic standing posture with the right hand raised at chest level, palm outward, and the left hand resting gently at the side. This single-handed gesture symbolizes Preventing Calamities and is known as Pacifying the Relatives, reflecting harmony and resolving conflicts.

The Tuesday Buddha portrays the Reclining Pose, symbolizing calm and composed strength. Lying on the right side with the right arm propping up the head and the left arm gracefully resting along the body, this posture represents the Buddha’s serenity and unwavering resolve. It reflects the moment of enlightenment and ultimate rest, often depicted in breathtaking monuments such as the iconic Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho in Bangkok.

The Wednesday Buddha depicts the serene act of Receiving Alms, symbolizing humility, gratitude, and the Buddha’s lineage. Standing gracefully with heels pressed together, the Buddha holds an alms bowl at waist height, both hands gently wrapped around it. This iconic posture reflects when the Buddha visited his family after four years in the monastery.

The Wednesday Evening Buddha, also known as The Blessed One, portrays the Buddha seated serenely on a rock, receiving gifts from a monkey and an elephant. This iconic posture reflects the Buddha’s compassion and the universal respect for all living beings, a fundamental teaching of Buddhism. The monkey and elephant’s humble offerings symbolize the harmony between humans and nature and the reverence of all life forms for the Buddha’s wisdom.