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I am a professional Thangka painter. residing in Dharamsala.

26/08/2026

Finally finished my Avlokiteshvara painting! So happy with how it turned out. 😊🎨 It was a journey of patience and devotion. 🙏✨

25/06/2026

So happy to share this finished Green Tara Thangka 🎨 From the delicate details of the blue lotus to the serene landscape, every brushstroke was a meditative practice. Green Tara is the mother of all Buddhas, symbolizing purity and the ability to flourish amidst life's challenges.

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20/06/2026

Check out this beautiful Thangka artwork! 🎨 by me . vibrant colors and intricate details are just stunning. ✨ I love how each piece tells a story. 💖

20/05/2026

Panjaranata Mahakala (Lord of the Pavilion or Tent) is a wrathful protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism, primarily revered in the Sakya lineage and the Hevajra Ta**ra cycles. He is considered the "origin" of all forms of Mahakala and functions both as a powerful protector and a meditational deity. ...... Painted by me

12/04/2026

TARE MA, Mother who liberates from samsara; TUTTARE, You who liberate from the eight fears; TURE, You who liberate from all sicknesses; To you, the Great Liberating Mother, I bow down.✨✨

08/04/2026

Om tare tu tare ture sowha

06/04/2026

Work in progress 😁

01/04/2026

Panjaranatha Mahakala

(also known as Panjarnata, Vajra Panjara, or the "Lord of the Pavilion") is a primary protector deity in the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. He is the specific guardian for the Shri Hevajra cycle of Ta**ras.

Key Characteristics & Iconography

Appearance: He is typically depicted as a wrathful, squat, and dwarfish figure with one face and two arms.

Attributes:

Ghandi Staff: His most defining feature is a wooden staff or gong (ghandi) held horizontally across his forearms. This staff is traditionally used in monasteries to summon monks.

Implements: In his hands, he holds a curved flaying knife (kartika) and a skull cup (kapala) filled with blood.

Adornments: He wears a crown of five skulls, representing the transformation of five negative afflictions into virtues, and a garland of severed heads.

Posture: He often stands or sits atop a human co**se, which symbolizes the subduing of the ego.

Religious Context

Origins: His form and rituals originate from the 18th chapter of the Vajra Panjara Ta**ra (Vajra Pavilion Ta**ra), an "explanatory ta**ra" to the Hevajra Ta**ra.

The "Pavilion" (Panjara): The name refers to a "Vajra Pavilion"—a three-dimensional, impenetrable protective enclosure made of vajras that surrounds a ta***ic mandala.

Protector Role: He is invoked to remove spiritual obstacles, protect the Dharma, and transform negative energy or black magic into positive forces.

Sakya "Eight Deity" Group: In the Sakya school, he is part of a famous grouping called the "Eight Deity Mahakala," which includes figures like Ekajati and Shri Devi.

Would you like to know more about the specific mantras used in his practice or the lineage of teachers associated with the Sakya tradition?

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29/03/2026

Mother Tara 🙏 work in progress 😄😄😄

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Dharamshala
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