Arya Avalokiteshvara, Wrathful Lord of the World. Arya Avalokiteshvara, with five faces. The body and main face are black, the right two [faces] are white and red, the left two, yellow and green. Each [face] has three eyes, bared fangs and yellow hair bristling upwards. [With] twelve arms, the six right [hands] hold, a small drum, katvanga, hook, lasso, vajra and arrow. The left six, a wrathful [mudra], skullcup, red lotus, jewel, chakra, and bow. Possessing the six mudras and adorned with a garland of human heads. Wearing a tiger skin as a lower garment. Standing in a manner with the left leg extended." (sgrub thabs brgya rtsa nas bshad pa'i lha tshogs rnams kyi mngon rtogs rjes gnang gi cho ga dang bcas pa'i tho yig mun sel sgron me).
观音菩萨是阿弥陀佛的左胁侍,观音是“观世音”的略称,又译作“观世音,观自在、观世自在”,为观音部果德之尊。十一面观音,是六观音之一,主救济阿修罗道,给众生以除病、灭罪、增福之现世利益,为除恶导善,引众生入佛道之菩萨…(以上摘自“龘藏”)
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Made famous in the Sutras as a bodhisattva, an aspirant to enlightenment, in the Vajrayana system of Northern Buddhism - in the Tantra texts - he is acknowledged as a fully enlightened Buddha manifesting in a vast array of meditational forms for the benefit of all living beings. The most common Sanskrit names for the deity in general and those found in Vajrayana Buddhism are Lokeshvara, Avalokita, Avalokiteshvara, Lokanata and Mahakarunika. After that there are scores of names for specific forms of Lokeshvara - peaceful, wrathful and in-between. The Sanskrit word 'arya' meaning 'noble' or 'noble one' is often used at the beginning of the name for each of the Eight Great Bodhisattvas as well as notables such as Tara, Manjushri and others.
Tibetan: Pagpa Chenrezig ('phags pa spyan ras g.zigs)
Avalokiteshvara is considered the patron bodhisattva of Tibet and is found in all of the Tibetan Buddhist traditions. There are numerous New (Sarma) lineages and varying forms of practice that span all four tantric classifications as well as uncounted old oral traditions (Kama) and Treasure (Terma) traditions from the Nyingmapa School. [Further description and bibliography].
There are two main divisions in the iconographic study of Avalokiteshvara:
- Non-iconic Forms (narrative based): as a student of the Buddha described in Mahayana literature.
- Iconic Forms (meditational deity): based on the Tantra (Vajrayana) literature.
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中文名称:十二臂忿怒相观音
英文名称:Arya Avalokiteshvara
标签:观音
面数:5
主脸脸型:忿怒相
脸色:白 黑 红 黄 绿
主脸眼数:3
头饰:骷髅冠
手数:12
手持物:啊好多 杵 法轮 弓 钩 鼓 花(肩花) 箭 颅碗 如意宝(摩尼宝) 套索 天杖
翅膀:否
腿:2
姿态:蹲姿
身色:黑
特殊身饰:虎(豹)皮 人头环
双身:否