Zambhala and heads - that one

and heads - that one identifies with while engaging in practice related to this mandala

Smaller frame: Flower designs

she rides a mule across a sea of blood bearing a skull cup filled with blood

tension and stress

owning a tiger skin was a sign of spiritual and worldly influence

Zambhala and heads - that oneZambhala is a manifestation of Avalokiteshvara who grants the wealth that is required for the Dharma to prosper. The story of how Zambhala made his first connection with the Tibetan people goes as follows: Once, a lama came across an old man lying by the side of the road, apparently breathing his last breath. Filled with concern, the Lama asked the old man how he came to be in such a state. The old man replied that he was dying of hunger. Thinking