Talk:Mahakala
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I think the page is OK, really. Wished all deities of the Buddhist tantric pantheon were
described this nice! rudy
[edit] "Chintamani" link confusing
The section on third representation of Mahakala describes him as holding a wish-granting gem, then translates that phrase as the Sanskrit word chintamani. Although the translation itself is good, the link leads to a geographical/political article about a place named Chintamani--not the "wish-granting gem" in Buddhist iconography, which would probably interest readers of this article much more. Do any experts on Buddhism want to write the second "Chintamani" article (and decide which one gets the disambiguation note)?
--Ingeborg S. Nordén 22:39, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Non-English caption
mGon po yid bzhin nor bu - Can someone please replace this caption with an English caption describing the image? Tritium6 17:04, 13 March 2007 (UTC)
