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Palden Lhamo is a prominent figure in Tibetan Buddhism, often depicted as a fierce and wrathful female deity. She is also known as Shri Devi, Magzor Gyalmo, and Remati. In Tibetan, her name means "Glorious Goddess," and she is believed to be a protector of Tibet and the Dharma, or Buddhist teachings. Palden Lhamo is typically depicted with a fierce expression, riding a mule, and holding a skull cup filled with blood and a trident. She is also depicted wearing a crown of skulls and adorned with various ornaments and jewelry. Her appearance is intended to symbolize the impermanence of life and the transitory nature of all things.
In Tibetan Buddhism, Palden Lhamo is considered to be one of the "Eight Great Dharmapalas," or protectors of the Dharma. She is associated with the practice of Chod, a form of meditation that involves visualizing oneself as offering one's body to beings in need, including demons and spirits. She is revered by many Tibetans as a powerful and protective deity who can offer help and guidance to those who call upon her.
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* Thangka's Border (Tibetan silk brocade) can come in a variety of colors and patterns.
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