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The ruler of [[Paranirmita-vasavartin]] is a great and powerful [[deva]] [[mara]] who can do what he pleases.
 
The ruler of [[Paranirmita-vasavartin]] is a great and powerful [[deva]] [[mara]] who can do what he pleases.
  
The [[mara]] king of the sixth [[heaven]] of the [[desire realm]] can obstruct people's virtuous deeds.
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The [[mara]] [[king]] of the sixth [[heaven]] of the [[desire realm]] can obstruct people's [[virtuous]] deeds.
  
This kind of [[deva]] [[mara]] has great [[spiritual]] power and can generate tremendous hardships for cultivators seeking [[liberation]] from [[life]] and [[death]]. They can also generate various kinds of {{Wiki|obstacles}} and {{Wiki|hardships}} to {{Wiki|harm}} {{Wiki|cultivators}}.
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This kind of [[deva]] [[mara]] has great [[spiritual]] [[power]] and can generate tremendous hardships for cultivators seeking [[liberation]] from [[life]] and [[death]]. They can also generate various kinds of {{Wiki|obstacles}} and {{Wiki|hardships}} to {{Wiki|harm}} {{Wiki|cultivators}}.
 
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One of the higher Kamadhatu Devas:

The Parinirmita vasavartin devas, luxurious devas to whom Mara belongs.

The ruler of Paranirmita-vasavartin is a great and powerful deva mara who can do what he pleases.

The mara king of the sixth heaven of the desire realm can obstruct people's virtuous deeds.

This kind of deva mara has great spiritual power and can generate tremendous hardships for cultivators seeking liberation from life and death. They can also generate various kinds of obstacles and hardships to harm cultivators.

Source

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