Black Manjushri
Black Manjushri Statue: Black Manjushri (Sanskrit: Krishna Manjushri and Tibetan: Jampel Nagpo) is the wrathful healing form of Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of wisdom. According to the Charya and Yoga Tantras; Manjushri first emanated in this form as a retinue deity in the mandala of the Buddha Vairochana. A popular meditational deity, the practice of Black Manjushri arrived in Tibet from India through the efforts of Bari Lotsawa Rinchen Drag (1040 – 1112). Black Manjushri’s practice is known to be highly effective in the wrathful purification of ignorance and negative karma. Black Manjushri’s practice is said to be highly effective against negative interferences, the harm and disturbances caused by black magic, nagas, zombies, and spirits, disturbances, negative astrological influences and other malevolent forces.
Black Manjushri’s (the image seen in this Black Manjushri Statue) practice is particularly beneficial for those suffering from so called “incurable” diseases such as AIDS and cancer, or those who are prone to negative emotions such as anger, depression, fear and denial which arise due to sickness or problems.
Gestures and Attributes
Black Manjushri is depicted normally in black deep blue color with black hair tied up in knots on the skulls crown like shown in this Black Manjushri Statue, single face and two arms with three eyes which are red and round and are in the nature of Yam, Ram and Bam. His right hand holds the sword blazing with frames symbolic suppresses obstructing all demons and his left hand holds the Kadampas and the Prajnaparamita or Perfection of Wisdom sutra at his heart side. His right leg is bent and his left leg is outstretched. His has a big belly and wears a tiger skin and various wrathful bone ornaments such as crown of five skulls and a necklace of fifty freshly cut heads. He is surrounded by fiercely blazing flames of wisdom.
About this Black Manjushri Statue
This Black Manjushri Statue is made from copper alloy which is gold plated; is a beautiful portrayal of Black Manjushri / Jampel Nagpo.
