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'''Rakshasa''' (Tib. ''sinpo'') | '''Rakshasa''' (Skt. ''rākṣasa'' or ''rakṣas''; Pali ''rakkhasa''; Tib. [[སྲིན་པོ་]], ''sinpo''; [[Wyl.]] ''srin po'') — a kind of malignant spirit that eats human flesh. One of the [[eight classes of gods and demons]]. Also the cannibal savages inhabiting the southwestern continent of [[Ngayab Ling|Chamara]], where [[Zangdokpalri]] lies. At times rakshasas refers to the unruly and untamed expression of [[ignorance]] and [[disturbing emotions]]. | ||
[[Category: | ==Alternative Translations== | ||
*Cannibal demons | |||
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[[Category:Gods and demons]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:38, 9 November 2018
Rakshasa (Skt. rākṣasa or rakṣas; Pali rakkhasa; Tib. སྲིན་པོ་, sinpo; Wyl. srin po) — a kind of malignant spirit that eats human flesh. One of the eight classes of gods and demons. Also the cannibal savages inhabiting the southwestern continent of Chamara, where Zangdokpalri lies. At times rakshasas refers to the unruly and untamed expression of ignorance and disturbing emotions.
Alternative Translations
- Cannibal demons