Four-Armed Avalokitesvara Nag-po Chen-po means “Great Black

Nag-po Chen-po means “Great Black One” and in Tibetan Gonpo or protector is also used to refer specifically to Mahakala

In time out of mind he was assigned the task of vanquishing a demon known as Nagpo Tsalak and was blessed with a name that literally means “Conqueror of the Four Quarters

It is said that he made a vow that any being who utters his name with sincerity as few as ten times will be reborn in his realm

Howlite is often worn as a reminder of patience

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Four-Armed Avalokitesvara Nag-po Chen-po means “Great BlackAvalokiteshvara is the embodiment of the compassion of all beings both the enlightened and those striving for enlightenment. Compassion is fundamental to developing bodhicitta, or the awakening mind, which is the foundation of the Mahayana vehicle, and so Avalokiteshvara is often regarded as the most important deity in the Mahayana pantheon. The Dalai Lama is thought to be an earthly manifestation of Avalokiteshvara. Two forms of Avalokiteshvara are