Cha na Dorji or Vajra Pani
Chana Dorji or Vajra Pani- Vajra Holder in Hand His Nga: Om Vajra Pani Hung Phet or Om Benzer Tsen ta Maha Rokana Hung Phet, Garu dra Tsa lae Tsa lae Hung Phet Chana Dorji is also called as Vajrapani meaning the Vajra Holder in Hand. The Nature of Chana Dorji (Vajrapani) He is one of the three great bodhisattvas: Manjushri – wisdom Avalokiteshvara – compassion Vajrapani – power Form and Symbolism Chana Dorji is often depicted in a fierce, wrathful form: Chana Dorji appears in a wrathful, powerful form, and every part of his dress carries deep symbolic meaning. 1. Tiger-Skin Garment Meaning: The tiger represents raw power and uncontrolled desire. By wearing its skin, Vajrapani shows that he has conquered desire, anger, and animal instincts . 2. Bone Ornaments (Five or Six Ornaments) He is adorned with ornaments made of human bo...