Dove/Holy Spirit over Buddha in recent painting for Dalai Lama?

let the shilling begin.
i pointed out yesterday the connection between the jesuits and tibet and got neg karma (karma, how appropriate) of "LIAR"

so i know i am totally hitting a nerve here.
i'm putting the pieces together...

Clues:

Google search:

Future Knowledge Update

See: pg bottom-> useful roles throughout history of the Nobody

[link to www.kheper.net]

The Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism

1). A Conch Shell

2). A Lotus

3). A Wheel

4). A Parasol (Umbrella)

5). An Endless Knot

6). A Pair of Golden Fishes

7). A Banner Proclaiming Victory

8). A Treasure Vase

Here? [link to 3.bp.blogspot.com]

ok that is similiar on that it has that U shape.
but that doesn't look like a bird to me.
those look like 2 green leaves and underneath are 5 petals of a lotus. weird that it is upside down.

thank you for finding that. it gives me something to go on :)

Last Edited by pink cat on 09/26/2012 12:44 PM

such as this 5 petal lotus:
[link to t1.ftcdn.net]

i can see how one could easily translate that into a bird without anyone much blinking an eye about it.

"When goodness grows weak,
When evil increases,
I make myself a body.
In every age I come back
To deliver the holy,
To destroy the sin of the sinner,
To establish righteousness."

Bhagavad Gita

this is interesting:
[link to www.softcom.net]

in searching for the meaning of a 5 petal lotus i came across this.

church of latter day saints used an upside down pentagram for a symbol at one time?

"Why is the symbol inverted, you may ask?



With one point down, the symbol suggests that it is drawing it's light from the rising sun. It declares that the greatness and glory of Jesus Christ has come from God the Father (2 Peter 1:17)-- It is a well known fact, that the reason Venus appears so bright in our horizon, is because it actually reflects the light of the Sun.





Other symbolic meanings of the Pentagram (Morning Star) which are used in the LDS temples can be further found in the Bible, as well.



Jesus, said,

"And he that overcometh, and keepeth my works unto the end, to him will I give power over the nations: And he shall rule them with a rod of iron; as the vessels of a potter shall they be broken to shivers; even as I received of my Father. And I will give him the morning star." (Rev. 2:26-28)"


so an upside down dove could, in fact, be representative of an upside down pentagram.
and the upside down 5 petal lotus the same thing.

interesting......

[link to www.mrm.org]

wow, mormons use upside down pentagrams.
now it makes sense.

This? [link to www.karma-dongag-ling.freehomepage.com]

when i click on that it says "remote linking forbidden" :/

[link to www.templestudy.com]

mormon's trying to say that the pentagram is actual a christian symbol and it makes NO difference in meaning if it is upsidedown or right side up!

good one.

[link to en.fairmormon.org]

in each place i find a new reason why mormons use upside down pentagram.


"The Prophet Joseph Smith indicated that he received the pattern for the Nauvoo Temple by revelation (cf. DC 124:42). He told the architect of the project, "I have seen in vision the splendid appearance of that building illuminated, and will have it built according to the pattern shown me"

In 1985 LDS Church Architect Emil B. Fetzer stated that the inverted stars on early LDS temples were not sinister but were “symbolic of Christ.” He said that when the LDS Church “uses the pentagram or sunstone in an admirable, wholesome and uplifting context

so it's venus, no it's jesus, no it's the sun....
it's the same star as the jews (no, it is NOT the star of david). etc etc.

maybe i can see romney becoming president after all!

blow me away:
[link to commons.wikimedia.org]

a god called wajok of the abnaki's
annunaki?

upside down pentagram

and when i put "wajok god"
into google i get

Did you mean:
wajok red
joke god

touche!

YMODI RELIGION

wajok

God of the Ymodi

White Fury, Wreaker of Vengeance, Guardian of Himod, Rage of the High Waters

Demigod

Wajok is physically embodied in the dangerous rapids of the upper Weben river. In the spirit world, he has a vaguely humanoid, vaguely ursine form composed of rapidly moving water constantly breaking into whitewater plumes.

Wajok is the chief deity of the Ymodi people, and rules all the spirits of their rugged land. Although a spirit of water, and primarily associated with that element, his power is wider than that, and embraces many other types of spirit. He is seen primarily as the guardian of the land, who protects it from enemies, and only secondarily as the protector of the Ymodi people. He is an angry god but can be calmed by sacrifices, primarily of hunted animals, but also including captured human enemies.

Ummmm thats not a dove, it has horns and its
called Garuda.

The equivalent to Shikina or the female holy spirit, would be Pranja.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

[link to dharmasculpture.com]

the one i linked to has feathers. wing feathers and tail feathers.

and here? [link to www.google.it]