Tankha of Tancheng Gaw 2.0

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ThangkaThe Tibetan term "Thangka" (ཐང་ཀ་) translates to "scroll painting," specifically denoting Tibetan Buddhist religious art painted on cloth with mineral pigments. Designed for hanging in shrines or portable devotion, it functions as a "mobile temple."
The core canvas of a Thangka is painted using powdered gemstones and natural minerals—a process requiring hours of grinding alone—ensuring the colors remain vivid for millennia.
A sacred tapestry of Esoteric Buddhism, With minerals as its soul and gold lines as its skeletal framework, It unveils celestial realms through the Measurement Sutra, Proving Bodhi within its compact frame.
 
 
  Yellow JambhalaMeaning of TitlesTibetan Name: "Jambhalā" (King of Golden Treasures) Embodies unity of wealth, virtue, and wisdom; Golden body signifies "earth generates metal"—the source of prosperity.
Esoteric Identity: Chief of the Five Families of Wealth Deities; Unifies manifestations of body, speech, mind, karma, and merit; Supreme Dharma Protector governing material and spiritual resources.
 
Green TārāMeaning of TitlesSanskrit: "Tārā" (Savioress) Green symbolizes fearless vitality and dynamic action; Tibetan: Drölma (སྒྲོལ་མ, "Liberator from All Suffering").
Sacred Status: Chief of Twenty-One Tārās; Fully Enlightened Buddha (not Bodhisattva) manifested from Avalokiteśvara’s tears; Supreme embodiment of awakened femininity in Tibetan Buddhism.
 
 
Medicine BuddhaFull Title: Bhaiṣajyaguru Vaidūryaprabhā Tathāgata 
Meaning of TitlesSanskrit: "Bhaiṣajyaguru" (Master Healer) Lapis Lazuli Body: Symbolizes
immaculate wisdom radiating pure light to alleviate suffering across the three realms.
 
 
Zhagjilhamo (lcags kyi lha mo)Meaning of TitlesTibetan: lcags kyi lha mo ("Iron Realm Goddess")
Originates from a wronged Han Chinese woman’s spirit, Transformed into a Dharma
protector through Buddhist liberation rites; Title signifies geographical essence (near Sera Monastery) and spirit-salvaging nature.
Sacred StatusWorldly Dharma Protector in Tibetan Buddhism
(Accumulating merit within saṃsāra);
Chief wealth deity of Tibet under Gelugpa’s Sera Monastery system;
Primary worship center: Lhasa’s Zhagjilhamo Temple.
 
 
PadmasambhavaMeaning of TitlesSanskrit: Padmasambhava (Lotus-Born)
Tibetan Honorific: Gu ru Rin po che (Precious Master)
Signifies "the Awakened One manifested from a lotus blossom", embodying unstained buddha-wisdom.
 
 
 
 

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