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Japanese ink painting
He is commonly portrayed in an enraged form
and one of the most well-known is that of Jiraiya
The depiction of Vajravarahi in her "sky-dancing" pose serves as a reminder to practitioners to strive to transform negative mental attitudes and emotions into positive
as if they are about to take flight
Vishnu as Varaha Fighting Hiranyaksha | Devotional Bhakti Indian Hindu Mythology | 19th Century Asian Folklore Vintage Fine Art Print Size:A2 Landscape Japanese ink paintingThe demon Hiranyaksha had managed to take the earth goddess, Bhu Devi, to the bottom of the cosmic ocean, and Lord Vishnu had to take the form of a boar to rescue her. Lord Vishnu dived into the ocean and reached the bottom, where he battled with Hiranyaksha for thousands of years. Eventually, he was able to defeat the demon and rescue Bhu Devi. After defeating Hiranyaksha, Lord Vishnu lifted the earth goddess, Bhu Devi, on his tusks and brought her