เทวรูป องค์พระศรีมหาปรัศยังกีล่า จากประเทศอินเดีย แห่งเดียวในประเทศไทย ประดิษฐาน ณ เทวสถาน อ.สมศักดิ์ เทพสมบุญ
เทวรูป องค์พระศรีมหาปรัศยังกีล่า จากประเทศอินเดีย แห่งเดียวในประเทศไทย ประดิษฐาน ณ เทวสถาน อ.สมศักดิ์ เทพสมบุญ
pratyangira devi form India in Temple of Avalokiteśvara 觀世音 観世音 སྤྱན་རས་གཟིགས་ Guan Yin bangkok/rama2/prachauthit72
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Prathyangira, is a Hindu Goddess associated with shakti, the Hindu concept of feminine energy. She is described as a goddess with a lion's face and a human body. This combination of lion and human forms represents the balance of good and evil.
As told in Markandeya Purana: In the beginning of the Satya yuga, the Lord Narasimha, an avatar of Vishnu, killed the unruly King Hiranyakashipu by tearing up his body and drinking his blood. Because of the anger in Hiranyakashipu's body and the malicious effects of human blood, Narasimha was drunk on rage and could not be stopped. To calm him down with the power of compassion, Lord Shiva came down as Sarabeswara, a bird-animal-human hybrid. Upon seeing this, Lord Narasimha created Ganda-Berunda, a two headed-bird that was Sarabeswara's opposite. Upon seeing this, Sarabeshwara turned into Bhairava (Shiva's fierce form) and created Goddesses Pratyangira from his third eye. Prathyangira ate the bird, displaying rage the like of which the gods had never seen before. They praised her as she calmed Narasimha down by sitting on his lap. Some believe that in ancient time when two rishis, Prathiyangira and Angiras, were meditating discovered a goddess through a Moola Mantram who was nameless. Later she privileged the rishis by naming her after them and hence she was called as Prathiyangara Devi. Narasimhika is another name of hers. 'Naran' means human and 'Simha' means lion, so she got named thus as she appears with a lion's face and a human body. It is believed that when Narashimhika shakes her mane, she shambles the stars in the universe. Prathiyangara Devi is considered to be a powerful repellent of the influences generated by witch-craft. In Sri Chakra worship, she protects her devotees against all odds and guides them along the right path. She is enveloped as bliss in the letter "Ksham".
เทวรูป องค์พระศรีมหาปรัศยังกีล่า จากประเทศอินเดีย แห่งเดียวในประเทศไทย ประดิษฐาน ณ เทวสถาน อ.สมศักดิ์ เทพสมบุญ
เทวรูป องค์พระศรีมหาปรัศยังกีล่า จากประเทศอินเดีย แห่งเดียวในประเทศไทย ประดิษฐาน ณ เทวสถาน อ.สมศักดิ์ เทพสมบุญ
pratyangira devi form India in Temple of Avalokiteśvara 觀世音 観世音 སྤྱན་རས་གཟིགས་ Guan Yin bangkok/rama2/prachauthit72
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Prathyangira, is a Hindu Goddess associated with shakti, the Hindu concept of feminine energy. She is described as a goddess with a lion's face and a human body. This combination of lion and human forms represents the balance of good and evil.
As told in Markandeya Purana: In the beginning of the Satya yuga, the Lord Narasimha, an avatar of Vishnu, killed the unruly King Hiranyakashipu by tearing up his body and drinking his blood. Because of the anger in Hiranyakashipu's body and the malicious effects of human blood, Narasimha was drunk on rage and could not be stopped. To calm him down with the power of compassion, Lord Shiva came down as Sarabeswara, a bird-animal-human hybrid. Upon seeing this, Lord Narasimha created Ganda-Berunda, a two headed-bird that was Sarabeswara's opposite. Upon seeing this, Sarabeshwara turned into Bhairava (Shiva's fierce form) and created Goddesses Pratyangira from his third eye. Prathyangira ate the bird, displaying rage the like of which the gods had never seen before. They praised her as she calmed Narasimha down by sitting on his lap. Some believe that in ancient time when two rishis, Prathiyangira and Angiras, were meditating discovered a goddess through a Moola Mantram who was nameless. Later she privileged the rishis by naming her after them and hence she was called as Prathiyangara Devi. Narasimhika is another name of hers. 'Naran' means human and 'Simha' means lion, so she got named thus as she appears with a lion's face and a human body. It is believed that when Narashimhika shakes her mane, she shambles the stars in the universe. Prathiyangara Devi is considered to be a powerful repellent of the influences generated by witch-craft. In Sri Chakra worship, she protects her devotees against all odds and guides them along the right path. She is enveloped as bliss in the letter "Ksham".