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Kuru
Kuru is a velociraptorine theropod that grew to around 2 m long, and 15 kg in body mass. Like other dromaeosaurs, Kuru was feathered and had the characteristic enlarged sickle claw on the second toe of each foot. Its discovery demonstrated that closely related dinosaur species could coexist in the same region, and would tolerate each other despite competition.
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so i did a sadhana to Kurukulla today and followed it with an invocation to the fixed star Alphard and then this happened
the aurora borealis in colorado
Lasha Mutual, Wangdü Rigjé Lhamo (Kurukulle) – Magnetizing Goddess of Profound Wisdom.
Mohini & Kurukulla
💕The enchantresses 💕
Being satisfied with what we already have is a magical golden key to being alive in a full, unrestricted, and inspired way. ~ Pema Chödron
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Kurukulla by Devendra Sinkhwal, Nepal
Varahi Devi and Kurukulla, Two tantric deities A Group Of Four Illustratons Of Devis. Circa 1830. Mandi, India. (via Sotheby's) The fourth illustration, pictured here, depicts Varahi Devi and Kurukulla, two tantric deities who are considered to be the male and female manifestations of Shakti. The red-skinned Goddess Kurukulla bearing her bow and petaled arrows, is worshipped for her magnetising qualities.
Kurukulla; Central Tibet; 18th century; Ground mineral pigment, fine gold line, red ground on cotton; Rubin Museum of Art; F1996.7.2 (HAR 422)
"The Tibetan goddess Kurukulla, also known as Red Tara, is renowned for her powers of enchantment. She may be called upon to bewitch or subdue humans and demons alike. She typically holds a bow and arrow, similar to Cupid or Eros in Western mythology. If her mantra is repeated ten thousand times, it is said to bring about all of one’s desires.
Kurukulla is shown here in an eighteenth-century painting and is depicted in her signature red, the symbolic color of power and seduction." (Rubin Museum of Art)
