It may of course not have a literal translation but simply mean 'Hayagriva' as it comes from a Hayagriva mantra.
Another possibility in context is 'natural purity' or a reference to Avalokiteshvara.
I'd rather not give the whole mantra.
Thanks.
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Padmanta Trita
by Blue Garuda » Sun Apr 08, 2012 5:46 pm
Has anyone come across 'Padmanta Trita' and its meaning, please.
It may of course not have a literal translation but simply mean 'Hayagriva' as it comes from a Hayagriva mantra.
Another possibility in context is 'natural purity' or a reference to Avalokiteshvara.
I'd rather not give the whole mantra.
Thanks.
It may of course not have a literal translation but simply mean 'Hayagriva' as it comes from a Hayagriva mantra.
Another possibility in context is 'natural purity' or a reference to Avalokiteshvara.
I'd rather not give the whole mantra.
Thanks.
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