TOP 32 articles about Himalaya
After a treacherous trip up the mountains, Bhimsen, one of the five Pandavas spotted a gigantic looking bull in a distance which he knew was
Shiva in disguise. Bhimsen known for his brute strength, forcefully caught the bull. When the bull was caught, he tried to escape but unfortunately, the bull was torn into several parts because of Bhimsen’s strength.
Mahabharata, the
Sanskrit epic depicts the struggle for power and conflict between two groups of .
Kakre Vihar is the oldest shrine in Surkhet — several
temples were built by the
Khas Kings in the region but most of them have been lost to
time.
Surkhet valley was part of the Khas Kingdom that controlled parts of
Nepal,
India and
Tibet between the 11th and early 14th centuries. The
Sinja Valley in Jumla District of the Karnali Province was the kingdom’s capital city. However, the Surkhet valley which connects the northern .
Manjushree meaning “gentle glory” is often perceived as a divine being who brought order to the
Kathmandu valley when it was a Paleo Kathmandu Lake, by cutting down the Chobhar gorge, draining out the
water and making the land suitable for life.
Even more intriguing is the way he did it, by using a supernatural armament, a sword of godly might, cutting the valley into two. On the historical side of affairs, there are .
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayur Pune Gyana Puntin Kuru Swoha
White Tara is the supreme mother and collective manifestation of all the
Buddhas'
enlightened activity, as well as the female
Bodhisattva of compassionate activity. She is claimed to be able to see all
forms of
suffering and respond to pleas for assistance. Her yogic practice enhances wellness and helps people live longer lives. The
mantra is Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayur Pune Gyana .
Dipamkara is known as the
Buddha of the Previous Age, or the age prior to the
time of the historical Buddha
Shakyamuni who lived during the sixth century BCE.
Dipamkara is often remembered as the buddha who predicted Shakyamuni’s future
enlightenment.
The Viability of the Dipamkara Buddha
In this portion, we are going to grab about the viability of the Dipamkara Buddha. After that, we will present the short etymological description of the Dipamkara Buddha itself.
Etymology of .
Lobzang Palden Yeshe is known as the
3rd Panchen Lama who was born in 1738 in Tashitse, Shang district, Tsang Province.
Panchen Lama is one of the most important figures in the
Gelug tradition, with its spiritual authority second only to
Dalai Lama.
The Viability of the Panchen
Lama
In this portion, we are going to learn about the viability of the Panchen Lama. After that short etymological description of the word Panchen Lama itself, and finally .
Parnashavari is also known as the goddess who protects from a contagious illness. Parnashavari is a
Hindu deity adopted as a
Buddhist deity of diseases,
worship of which is believed to offer effective protection against outbreaks of epidemics.
Parnashavari is called the Mountain Ascetic Wearing Leaves in English. Parnashavari is also known as ri tro ma, lo ma gyun ma in
Tibet.
The
iconography of the Parnashavari
Parnashavari is a
natural who is yellow in color. Parnashavari .
Virupa is also known as Yogeshvara. Virupa is surrounded by students and lineage teachers.
Siddha Virupa is especially known as the source of the
Lamdre system held by the
Sakya school and is thus seen as the Indian founder of their lineage.
The life of Siddha Virupa
In this section, we are going to learn about the life of Siddha Virupa, after te short etymological description of the word Siddha Virupa itself.
Etymology of Siddha Virupa
Virupa is known .
Yogambara is also belonging to the
Wisdom-mother. He is also belonging to the classification of
Anuttarayoga Tantra which is made by the famous in the
Vajravali text a compendium of
Tantric practices of the Indian Pandita
Abhayakaragupta and also through the tradition of
Marpa and Ngog
Lotsawa.
The Viability of Yogambara
In this section, we are going to learn about the viability of Yogambara, after the short etymological description of the word Yogambara itself.
Etymology of Yogambara
Yogambara .
Pratisara and the Pancha
Raksha is also known as Fifty-six Deity
Mandala.
is a
Bodhisattva belonging to the
Mahayana and
Vajrayana sects. She is sometimes presented as the consort of
Vairocana.
The life of Pratisara
In this portion, we are going to learn about the life of Pratisara, after that short etymological description of the word Pratisara itself.
Etymology of the Pratisara
Pratisaea is known as the Great fulfiller of wishes.
Earlier, we learn about the life of Pratisara. Now .
