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Palden Lhamo Thangka (75cmx46cm flex print with brocade)
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Palden Lhamo is main Dharma protectors in Tibetan Buddhism. Her eyes represent past, present and future. She is dark blue in colour representing her attainment of great bliss- the realization of emptiness. Her right hand is in the sky holding a skull cup representing the destruction of obstacles. She carries a human bag full of diseases that she collects from those who invoke her. Her legs are in a semi-relaxed posture and chains connect one ankle to the other. She is the personal protector of the Panchen Lama and of all fourteen incarnations of the Dalai Lama.
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*Palden Lhamo is one of the main Dharma Protectors in Tibetan Buddhism. Also known as Shri Devi in Sanskrit, she is a direct emanation of the Goddess Saraswati manifesting in a wrathful form.
* Above her is Lama Tsongkhapa, the renowned 14th century Tibetan saint and scholars.
*Palden Lhamo's form is that of a fierce female ogress, with jutting teeth and fangs.
* Her three eyes represent her ability to see into past, present and future realms without any type of obstruction.
* She is practice within all four schools of Tibetan Buddhism and she is fully enlightened Buddha.
*Propitiating her and making offerings to her is extremely beneficial to overcome ourspiritual and worldly obstacles.
* Size 2feet
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