#Mahakala

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I’m Mahakala! Which raptor are you? Screenshot to find out!

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2020 . 2022 作品紀錄

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▪︎ Mahakala.

Date: 16th century

Place of origin: Tibet

Medium: Distemper on cotton

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The experience of pain or pleasure is mainly a state of mind. Whether we experience the world as enlightened or confused depends on our state of mind. ~ 3rd Jamgon Kongtrul Rinpoche

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Thangka of Mahakala. Tibet, late 17th century

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Franciscus Johannes Gijsbertus van den Berg “Johfra” (1919-1998) — Mahakala  [oil on panel, 1976]

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Six Arm Mahakala (Dharma Protector).

Their function is to protect the Buddha's teachings from being diluted or distorted.

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Both Mahākāla and Kālī represent the ultimate destructive power of Brahman and they are not bounded by any rules or regulations. They have the power to dissolve even time and space into themselves, and exist as the Void at the dissolution of the universe. They are responsible for the dissolution of the universe at the end of each kalpa. They are also responsible for annihilating great evils and great demons when other Gods, Devas, and even Trimurtis fail to do so. Mahākāla and Kālī annihilate men, women, children, animals, the world, and the entire universe without mercy because they are Kala or Time in the personified form, and Time is not bound by anything, and Time does not show mercy, nor does it wait for anything or anyone.

— Wikipedia entry for Mahākāla

[alex-fictus]

All my raptors designs!

[tsaagan]

I don’t really like Isisaurus. Because in Finnish ‘isi’ means ‘dad/daddy’. So I always think it as Daddysaurus.

Lets not talk about Mahakala. Stomachfish.

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Mahakala Indian god who repels evil, known as Daikokuten in Buddhism. Its swords are fearsome, but by paying tribute to him, believers may be blessed with tremendous wealth and happiness.

Girimehkala A giant elephant monster of Sri Lankan myth, it is typically portrayed as being ridden by the Evil One, Mara. Whoever looks into its evil eye is said to be met with misfortune.