尼泊尔 -【绿度母】唐卡佛像
【绿度母】绿度母为观世音菩萨的化身。度母,梵名达拉Tara,全称圣救度佛母,我国古代称多罗菩萨、多罗观音,度母有许多不同的化现,包括有二十一度母、五百度母等等,皆为观世音菩萨之化身,而绿度母为所有度母之主尊,总摄其余二十尊化身之所有功德。她能救八种苦难,如狮难、象难、蛇难、水难、牢狱难、贼难、非人难,又称为“救八难度母”。同时,还能把称为五毒的人类行为贪、嗔痴、慢、疑中的“疑”转成究竟圆满的智慧,有护持妇女幼儿的功德。本尊心咒具足一切息增怀诛之功用,消除一切众生的烦恼痛苦、满足一切众生愿求,现世富贵长寿平安吉祥、除诸病苦业魔障碍等,帮助众生解脱生死苦海,命终往生极乐世界,获得究竟的安乐,因为其救度之迅速、摧灭魔业之勇猛,故又称作“救度速勇母”。
绿度母心咒:嗡 达咧 嘟达咧 嘟咧 梭哈。(梵文:Oṃ Tāre Tuttāre Ture Svāhā)
这件珍贵的唐卡作品于1980年在尼泊尔的加德滿都市一个名为帕坦古城的遗产小镇资深修行颇高的老画家所制作,当时由仁坡切开光过后由信徒安置在寺廟供奉,一直到2015年尼泊尔地震发生,为了筹款重新建廟,才转入新加坡让有缘人来结缘收藏。
Nepal – [Green Tara] Thangka Buddha
[Green Tara] Green Tara is the embodiment of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Tara, the name of the Dara Tara, the full name of the Holy Buddha, the ancient Chinese called Doro Bodhisattva, Doro Guanyin, the Tara has many different realizations, including twenty-one mothers, five Baidu mothers, etc. It is the embodiment of Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the green Tara is the master of all the tada, taking all the merits of the remaining 20 incarnations. She can save eight kinds of sufferings, such as lions, elephants, snakes, water, prisons, thieves, and hardships. At the same time, it is also possible to turn the “doubt” of human behavior, such as greed, ignorance, slowness, and suspiciousness, into a complete wisdom, and to protect the merits of women and children. The deity of the deity has the function of increasing all the sorrows, eliminating the pains and pains of all sentient beings, satisfying the desires of all beings, the rich and longevity of the world, the auspiciousness of life, and the obstacles of all kinds of diseases, helping the beings to escape the sea of life and death, and to live in the world of bliss. Obtaining the peace of mind, because of its rapid salvation and the destruction of the magic industry, it is also called “Mother of salvation and courage.”
Green Dugong Mantra: (Sanskrit: Oṃ Tāre Tuttāre Ture Svāhā)
This precious Thangka work was produced in 1980 by a an experienced old painter in an ancient town called Patan Ancient City in Kathmandu, Nepal. After it was activated by Rinpoche, it was placed by the believers in the temple. It was in the temple for more than half a century until the earthquake in Nepal in 2015. To rebuild the temple, it was sold to raise funds which was how it eventually came under the ownership of a Singaporean collector.