Dapeng Garuda

The Garuda Garuda is also called the Garuda (Sanskrit garuda), also known as the wonderful winged bird and the gall bird. It is ridden by the Hindu god Vishnu. In Buddhism, he is one of the eight tribes. His wings are golden and his wings are 336,000 miles wide. He lives at the lower level of Mount Sumeru. Garuda is the manifestation of the wisdom and convenience of the Buddhas of the three generations. In Tantra, there is a Garuda flying in the sky above any angry deity. It has a snake in its mouth, which means to get rid of all the violations of Buddhism in the Dharma Ending Period. Subdue all demonic obstacles. Among the six kinds of solemnity that our master, Sakyamuni Buddha, possessed when he attained enlightenment on the Vajra Seat in India, the top decoration is the Garuda, which symbolizes the victory of the cause of spreading Dharma and benefiting living beings. It is a majestic and majestic symbol of spirit.