What does sitting on a Blue Dragon signify in regards to Tibetan Buddhism?
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Sitting on a Blue Dragon Symbolism
Sitting on a Blue Dragon Symbolism
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Re: Sitting on a Blue Dragon Symbolism
The second picture is image of White Dzambhala.
Blue or turqoise dragon is a figure also in sache (tibetan geomancy or like in chinese feng shui).
but more specifically I cant remember. maybe connection with nagas and wealth also.
Blue or turqoise dragon is a figure also in sache (tibetan geomancy or like in chinese feng shui).
but more specifically I cant remember. maybe connection with nagas and wealth also.
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Re: Sitting on a Blue Dragon Symbolism
It's usually an auspicious symbol.
Quote from Robert Beer, The Handbook of Tibetan Buddhist Symbols:
Quote from Robert Beer, The Handbook of Tibetan Buddhist Symbols:
The text goes on suggesting that, as a treasure guardian, the Sino-Tibetan dragon may be related to the Indian Naga (with whom it also shares a strong affinity with weather control), just as Gert said above.The azure or turquoise dragon is the vehicle of many Buddhist protective deities, aquatic or storm gods, and guardians of treasure.
ཁོང་ཁྲོ་སློང་མཁན་མེད་ན། བཟོད་པ་སུ་ལ་སྒོམ།
When there is no one to provoke anger, how shall we practice patience?
When there is no one to provoke anger, how shall we practice patience?
Re: Sitting on a Blue Dragon Symbolism
Very interesting, thank you! What kind of treasure is it guarding?
To become a rain man one must master the ten virtues and sciences.