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Vajrapani Krodha ca. 1700

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Women in Mahabharata - Mrityu

When Brahma becomes angry and attempts burn all humans to ash, Shiva mollifies him. From Brahma's residual anger, a woman comes to life, who Brahma then names Mrityu and directs her to kill all the older humans.

Mrityu, out of her natural-born mercy, flat-out refuses to comply and sets out to perform a long tapasya, trying to change Brahma's mind. After a long time, she and Brahma come to a compromise. Brahma converts her shed tears into 'diseases' to help her kill the people without too-much cruelty, and also promises to shield her from any ill-will showed from the dead people's family members.

Brahma also directs Mrityu to use the services of Kama, Krodha and Vayu to achieve her purpose. She is also tasked with, in time, killing the Devas, allowing them to incarnate as humans, and promoting humans to the level of new Devas to replace the old guard in a cyclical manner.

This story is primarily purely an explanatory myth, an effort to humanize Death, and present a philosophical exploration of life-after-death.

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Women in Mahabharata - Kaala

She is one of the daughters of Prajapati Daksha married to Kashyapa. She has many sons including Vinashana, Krodha, Shatru and Krodhahanta.

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Meditation is nothing but being integrated completely to what you are doing at a particular moment.

Meditation is nothing but being integrated completely to what you are doing at a particular moment.

Kṛṣṇa continues to explain to Arjuna how difficult it is to control the senses and what happens when one loses control of the senses. Kṛṣṇa says that our senses are turbulent, and however much we try to control them, they stay out of control. He says that the only way is to integrate and fix one’s mind on Him once the senses are under control and the mind is steady. The mind cannot be stopped.…

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Krodha: extremely aggressive, anything that comes within range of its receptors is shred to pieces

[english-tibetan-dictionary]

krodha

khro rgyal - Krodha-raja. 'Wrathful king', a title of fierce deities [RY]

khro ba - {khro ba, khros pa, khro ba} intr. v.; Skt. krodha 1) v. to be angry, furious, get mad at, make angry, enrage, become angry/ wrathful. 2) One of {nye nyon nyi shu} fury, wrath, rage, anger, vindictiveness, belligerence; strong anger [bordering on violence], indignation, fierce anger. Def. by Jamg?n Kongtr?l: {gnod pa la mi bzod pa} [RY]

khro bo - / mo - (masculine/ feminine) wrathful deity; 1) wrathful or aggressive, a wrathful deity. Syn {khro rngams}. 2) Khrodhana, the 59th. year of {rab byung}. Syn {shing mo glang} the Female Wood Ox. 3) angry, fierce, ferocious. krodha [RY]

khro bo chen po bzhi - four mah krodha deities [IW]

khro bo chen po bzhi - Four Mahakrodha Deities. Yamantaka, Mahabala, Hayagriva, and Amrita Kundali [RY]

khro bo chen po bzhi - four mah krodha deities [yam ntaka, mah bala, hayagr va, and amrtakundalin] [IW]

khro bo rta grin - [Krodha Hayagriva] the wrathful aspect of the yi-dam Hayagriva [RY]

khro bo rta grin - Krodhahayagriva, wrathful aspect of the yidam Hayagriva [IW]

khro bo bdud rtsi 'khyil pa - Krodha Amrta Kundali [RY]

khro bo bdud rtsi 'khyil pa - krodhamrtavart [IW]

khro bo mi gyo ba - krodhacala [IW]

khro bo mi g.yo ba - Krodhacala [RY]

khros pa - {krodha - be angry, furious, get mad at, make angry, enrage, fury, wrath, rage, strong anger bordering on violence, indignation, belligerence, vindictiveness, fierce, anger, not bearing harm * wrathful, furious, raging, angered, enraged, tense, angry (p of {khro ba} be angry, furious, get mad at, make angry, enrage; khro ba'i 'das pa [IW]

sgyu 'phrul zhi khro - Magical Display of the Peaceful and Wrathful Ones, Skt. Shanti Krodha Mayajala [RY]

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