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澳洲论文:度母观音菩萨

澳洲论文:度母观音菩萨

度母观音菩萨的意义从女性主义的角度,可以从塔拉坦陀罗的进一步了解。根据这一观点,“智慧之月”的月亮,是要祈祷,让她获得重生,成为一个男人。认为这将使启蒙教学完全。她说是说,女性和男性之间的区别是不相干的;它是从一个自我与他人之间的区别没有什么不同;只有微弱的会将神为男性和女性能量;这本身的区别是一种幻觉;而她喜欢一个女性能量直到世界的尽头。这是本公主的人,后来被称为塔拉。她与观音- avalokiteshwara紧密结合,从而使她强大的保护者的智慧,特别是达赖喇嘛的智慧。
度母菩萨的惊人的相似性与该邪教变得清晰的约翰强大的南亚佛教的经验。一方面,她猛的样子,一个她力量的物理表现是害怕敌人;她的笑声让人想起了鼓-滚动进行破坏的潜力,而另一方面,她也让我想起了一个爱与永恒,体现在她的头发里上帝的天堂和地球,随着人类,四面佛。塔拉,在这个意义上说,是爱与毁灭的神圣女性能量两方面。此外,她的各种形式被理解的颜色。有些人看到塔拉是红色,有些是蓝色的,有的是白色的(强,2001)。

澳洲论文:度母观音菩萨

Tara Boddhisatwa’s significance from the feminist perspective can be understood further from the Tantra of Tara. According to it, the princess Moon of Wisdom was to be prayed so that she was reborn as a man. It was felt that this would make the teaching of enlightenment complete. She is saidto have replied that the distinction between the feminine and the masculine is irrelevant; that it was no different from making a distinction between the self and others; that only the weak would categorize divinity into masculine and feminine energies; that the distinction in itself is an illusion; and that she prefers to be a feminine energy until the end of the world. It was this princess who later came to be worshipped as Tara. She is closely linked to Chenresig- Avalokiteshwara, thereby making her powerful as protector of wisdom, and especially the wisdom of the Dalai Lamas.

Tara Bodhisattva’s striking similarity with the Shakti cult becomes clear in ‘The Experience of Buddhism in South Asia’ by John Strong. On the one hand, her fierce appearance, a physical manifestation of her power is such that it scares enemies; and her laughter reminds one of the rolling of the drums- one that carries the potential of disruption, while on the other hand, she also reminds one of love and timelessness, manifesting as heaven and earth in her hairs where the gods dwell, along with the humans, surrounded by Buddhas. Tara, in that sense, is both love and destruction- two facets of the divine feminine energy. Further, her various forms are understood by colour. Some see Tara as red, some as blue, and some as white (Strong, 2001).