#chinesedemon

The character 魔 was originally used to translate the sanskrit word मार (Māra) when the first buddhist missionaries came to China from India. In buddhism, Māra is the malignant Demon King who tries to stop Siddartha Gautama from achieving enlightenment by tempting him with visions and illusions. Māra is the dreaded Lord of Illusions. The reason for this translation is that the ancient chinese medicine was well aware of the psychoactives effects of the cannabis and its entheogenic properties, and therefore the link with the illusions of Māra is then simple and easy to understand.

#Repost @michsygold with @repostsaveapp · · · #Repost @we_are_not_food ・・・ This the sadistic Shanghai dog abuser and an poor innocent victim. He is still at large and continues to post about his sick crimes against defenseless dogs ,some only young puppies The videos are too heartbreaking to post as he prolongs the dogs suffering as much as possible This is the alleged face of the Chinese perpetrator. Pictured bottom right with snooker player Mark Williams. As they still have no animal protection laws in China, his crimes remain unpunished by law 🤬 It’s ludicrous this is happening in 2019. This demon monster is clearly proud of what he does as he regularly shares via chinese social media. * #animalabuser #animalabuse #dogabuser #chinesedemon #endanimalabuse #endanimalcruelty #dogkiller #barryhawkins https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt6tSC3gTiv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hzwbm8oqmfw

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