In Tibetan Buddhism, the statues of the four heavenly kings are regarded as important gods, and they represent the four directions of east, south, west and north. These four ** gods have a high status in Tibetan Buddhism and are widely worshipped by believers.
First of all, the Heavenly King of the Eastern Holding Kingdom is one of the four heavenly kings, he is dressed in white and holds a pipa, symbolizing the protection of the land and **. In Tibetan Buddhism, the king is seen as a symbol of wisdom and is able to guide people on the right path. At the same time, he is also able to bring peace and tranquility to all beings.
The Southern Growth Heavenly King is another important ** god, who is dressed in cyan clothes and holds a sword, symbolizing the protection of Buddhism and increasing people's wisdom and courage. In Tibetan Buddhism, the growth king is seen as a symbol of compassion and bravery, able to help people overcome difficulties and obstacles.
The Western Wide-eyed Celestial King is dressed in red and holds a dragon rope or red rope, symbolizing the protection of sentient beings and wealth. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Wide-eyed Heavenly King is seen as a symbol of wealth and abundance, capable of bringing prosperity and happiness to people.
The Northern Duowen Heavenly King is dressed in green and holds an umbrella or banner, symbolizing the protection of the Dharma and sentient beings. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Buddha is seen as a symbol of wisdom and compassion that helps people understand the truth of the universe and the meaning of life.
These four ** gods have an important position and role in Tibetan Buddhism. They are not only the guardians of the Dharma, but also the guardians of all beings. During the practice, believers will pray to these four ** gods for blessings and blessings in order to achieve better results on the path of cultivation.
In addition to these four ** gods, there are other important gods and ** gods in Tibetan Buddhism. For example, among the five Buddhas, Virujana Buddha, Buddha Aman, Buddha Amitayus, Buddha Amitayus, Buddha Amitayus, and Medicine Guru Nyorai are all important Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. In addition, there are ** gods such as auspicious heavenly mother and big black sky. These deities and deities all have different symbolic meanings and roles in Tibetan Buddhism.
In conclusion, the statues of the four heavenly kings, Buddha and other deities in Tibetan Buddhism are important religious and cultural symbols. They are not only a symbol of faith, but also the sustenance and hope in people's hearts. Through practice and prayer for blessings, one can gain the power of wisdom, compassion, and courage to achieve personal liberation and spiritual upliftment.