Mahakala High Card Thangka

Mahakala Hand-Painted Thangka Mahakala, Sanskrit for Mahakala, transliterated as "Mahakala". In Tibetan Buddhism, the Six-Armed Mahakala is an wrathful manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, appearing in a powerful and fierce form to help sentient beings overcome all obstacles and demonic hindrances. He is an important Dharma protector and a principal deity for tantric practices. Mahakala's appearance is awe-inspiring (manifesting with two, four, or six arms). He is often depicted with a black-blue body, three wide-open eyes, a roaring mouth revealing fangs, fiery red hair reaching for the sky, and a crown of five skulls. Behind him is a blazing halo of fire, embodying unmatched valor and boundless magical power—a warrior deity who vanquishes demons and subdues evil spirits. Wherever he goes, all malevolent entities are subdued by his great divine might. Mahakala is also a renowned deity of virtue and wealth, bringing blessings to the impoverished and ensuring those who seek his favor are abundant in food and clothing, blessed with prosperity and auspiciousness. Furthermore, Mahakala symbolizes health as a divine physician, aiding people in warding off illness and achieving well-being and peace. Mahakala High Card Thangka Hand-painted by Master Tai Jia (Personally Signed) Mineral Pigments Alloy Long Thangka Case (4cm X 5cm) Includes a complimentary hanging cord and backing May all friends in 2025 "Have all wishes fulfilled, and all desires attained." Red Cord Inscription Wherever you are, with this cord as a mark, I will find you. Part of the text is sourced from the internet.