Mahakala: Wrathful Dharma protector in Buddhism and Hinduism, meaning "beyond time/death," manifested from Avalokiteshvara/Shiva.
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Mahakala protectors while I was in Nepal the dog who was a pet of Chagdud Tulku who I met in Oregon was being fed by a Restaurant in Kathmandu, Nepal. So, a dog can be a Mahakala protector to Dharma Students and they protect people both supernaturally and physically from harm. I have had at least 3 dogs since 2003 that I consider to be Mahakala Protectors that have been amazing! But, also dogs often sense things that people do not. For example, they are much more aware of the health of their masters than the humans usually are whether they are Mahakala Protectors or not.
IN Tibetan Buddhism the quote saying Mahakala literally means (Beyond Time or Death).
IN Tibetan Buddhism there is a thing called "Turning the Dharma Wheel" which means altering Time and Space so Dharma practitioners can help more people and stay alive longer. I have experienced this while being around really powerful Lamas especially during the 1980s in California, Oregon, India and Nepal.
By God's Grace
Tashi Delek (Good Luck in Tibetan)
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