HAPPY DAKINI DAY FROM THE YOGINI PROJECT!
Kurukulle, also known as Red Tara, is said to be a female emanation of Amitabha.
"She has four arms because of the four immeasurable states of mind, namely, love, compassion, joy, and equanimity. She holds an arrow stretched on a bow entwined with flowers and leaves because she can give rise to thoughts of desire in the minds of others. In her other two hands she holds the hook that attracts and summons them into her presence and the noose by which she binds them to her will. Both of these implements enable her to catch those of us who have strayed from the path of the Dharma."
Read more about her adornments and enlightened qualities here: www.theyoginiproject.org/
Art print of this beautiful image of Kurukulle is available at: www.dakiniasart.org/shop/
Proceeds go to support artists and the work of The Yogini Project!
Kurukulle, also known as Red Tara, is said to be a female emanation of Amitabha.
"She has four arms because of the four immeasurable states of mind, namely, love, compassion, joy, and equanimity. She holds an arrow stretched on a bow entwined with flowers and leaves because she can give rise to thoughts of desire in the minds of others. In her other two hands she holds the hook that attracts and summons them into her presence and the noose by which she binds them to her will. Both of these implements enable her to catch those of us who have strayed from the path of the Dharma."
Read more about her adornments and enlightened qualities here: www.theyoginiproject.org/
Art print of this beautiful image of Kurukulle is available at: www.dakiniasart.org/shop/
Proceeds go to support artists and the work of The Yogini Project!
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