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| − | "As the [[nature]] of all [[buddhas]], [[Avalokiteshvara]], in {{Wiki|colour}} like stainless [[conch]] and {{Wiki|crystal}}, very resplendent, smiling, [[peaceful]] and radiant. With four hands the first are folded at the [[heart]], the lower hold a {{Wiki|crystal}} [[mala]] and jewelled [[lotus]], two beautiful feet seated in [[vajra posture]], adorned with many attractive silks and [[jewels]], beautified with [[dark blue]] [[hair]] in tufts [some] loose. On the [[crown of the head]], the [[wisdom]] of all [[buddhas]], is the Lord, source of all [[refuge]] [[gathered]] as one, in [[essence]] the [[Guru]] in the aspect of [[Amitabha]], in the manner of the Lord of the [[Family]], seated happily." ([[Ngorchen Konchog Lhundrup]] 1497-1557). | + | |
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| + | [[Sadaksari-Lokesvara]] [[Lord of the 6 syllables]] - [[Avalokitesvara]] as [[Sadaksari Lokesvara]] | ||
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| + | [[Sadaksari-Lokesvara]] is also known as [[Kharchheri]], he is the ‘[[Lord of the Six Syllables]]’. | ||
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| + | These [[sixsyllables]] belong to the [[mantra]] ‘[[Om Mani Padme]] Hun]]’, the expression of the deepest [[essence]] of [[Avalokitesvara]]. | ||
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| + | [[Sadaksari]] has four arms, in one hand he holds the [[akshamala]], which serves to count the number of times that the [[mantra]] is spoken, in the other hand he holds the [[lotus]] of [[absolute purity]]. | ||
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| + | He holds the [[magic]] [[jewel]] [[Cintamani]] in front of his {{Wiki|chest}}. | ||
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| + | His [[spiritual]] father, [[Amitabha]] | ||
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| + | [[Sadaksari Lokesvara]], [[four-armed bodhisattva]] seated in [[dhyanasana]] on a ppdouble [[lotus]] base]], his [[principal]] hands held in [[anjali mudra]], the other pair in [[harina mudra]], the blue [[hair]] tied up in a top [[knot]] surmounted by the head of [[Amitabha]], adorned with jewelry and wearing a {{Wiki|goat}} {{Wiki|skin}} over his dhoti, sealed. | ||
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| + | [[Avalokiteshvara]], [[Chaturbhuja]] [[Sadaksari]] ([[Tibetan]]: [[chen re zi, chag shi pa yi ge drug pa]]. | ||
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| + | English: the [[All-seeing Lord with Four Hands, Having Six-syllables]]): the great [[bodhisattva of compassion]], with four hands representing [[love]], [[compassion]], [[joy]] and [[equanimity]]. | ||
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| + | Held in the main pair of hands at the [[heart]] is a blue [[wish-fulfilling jewel]]. | ||
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| + | In the upraised right is a {{Wiki|crystal}} [[mala]] of [[beads]] and in the left a [[pink lotus]] blossom. | ||
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| + | "As the [[nature]] of all [[buddhas]], [[Avalokiteshvara]], in {{Wiki|colour}} like stainless [[conch]] and {{Wiki|crystal}}, very resplendent, smiling, [[peaceful]] and radiant. | ||
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| + | With four hands the first are folded at the [[heart]], the lower hold a {{Wiki|crystal}} [[mala]] and jewelled [[lotus]], two beautiful feet seated in [[vajra posture]], adorned with many attractive silks and [[jewels]], beautified with [[dark blue]] [[hair]] in tufts [some] loose. | ||
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| + | On the [[crown of the head]], the [[wisdom]] of all [[buddhas]], is the Lord, source of all [[refuge]] [[gathered]] as one, in [[essence]] the [[Guru]] in the aspect of [[Amitabha]], in the manner of the Lord of the [[Family]], seated happily." ([[Ngorchen Konchog Lhundrup]] 1497-1557). | ||
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| + | http://www.himalayanart.org/items/90123 | ||
| + | [[Category:Shadakasari Lokesvara]] | ||
Revision as of 07:31, 21 March 2016
Sadaksari-Lokesvara Lord of the 6 syllables - Avalokitesvara as Sadaksari Lokesvara
Sadaksari-Lokesvara is also known as Kharchheri, he is the ‘Lord of the Six Syllables’.
These sixsyllables belong to the mantra ‘Om Mani Padme Hun]]’, the expression of the deepest essence of Avalokitesvara.
Sadaksari has four arms, in one hand he holds the akshamala, which serves to count the number of times that the mantra is spoken, in the other hand he holds the lotus of absolute purity.
He holds the magic jewel Cintamani in front of his chest.
His spiritual father, Amitabha
Sadaksari Lokesvara, four-armed bodhisattva seated in dhyanasana on a ppdouble lotus base]], his principal hands held in anjali mudra, the other pair in harina mudra, the blue hair tied up in a top knot surmounted by the head of Amitabha, adorned with jewelry and wearing a goat skin over his dhoti, sealed.
Avalokiteshvara, Chaturbhuja Sadaksari (Tibetan: chen re zi, chag shi pa yi ge drug pa.
English: the All-seeing Lord with Four Hands, Having Six-syllables): the great bodhisattva of compassion, with four hands representing love, compassion, joy and equanimity.
Held in the main pair of hands at the heart is a blue wish-fulfilling jewel.
In the upraised right is a crystal mala of beads and in the left a pink lotus blossom.
"As the nature of all buddhas, Avalokiteshvara, in colour like stainless conch and crystal, very resplendent, smiling, peaceful and radiant.
With four hands the first are folded at the heart, the lower hold a crystal mala and jewelled lotus, two beautiful feet seated in vajra posture, adorned with many attractive silks and jewels, beautified with dark blue hair in tufts [some] loose.
On the crown of the head, the wisdom of all buddhas, is the Lord, source of all refuge gathered as one, in essence the Guru in the aspect of Amitabha, in the manner of the Lord of the Family, seated happily." (Ngorchen Konchog Lhundrup 1497-1557).
