Hayagriva Guanyin
Literally "Horse-Headed Guanyin". One of the six aspects of Guanyin in East Asian Buddhism, associated with salvation from the Animal Realm. Takes on a "martial guardian deity" aspect, in particular over transportation and protection of travelers. In Japan they are also the guardian deity of horses.Osamuhouzan BranchJousenji Temple
Hayagriva Guanyin
Literally "Horse-Headed Guanyin". One of the six aspects of Guanyin in East Asian Buddhism, associated with salvation from the Animal Realm. Takes on a "martial guardian deity" aspect, in particular over transportation and protection of travelers. In Japan they are also the guardian deity of horses.
Comments
Leave a comment