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Burung Garuda

seringkali dalam hidup kita apabila kita dengar kisah dahulu kala yang pelik pelik dan ajaib ajaib kita menganggap perkara tersebut adalah mitos hanya kerana fikiran kita tidak dapat mencapainya

tapi pelik mengapa kewujudan jin yang tidak dapat dicapai dengan aqal fikiran kita tidak katakan mitos

sedangkan telah nyata menurut ulama bahwa jin ada kalanya terbang adakalanya melata dan ada kalanya berkaki empat dan ada kalanya berkaki dua seperti azazil atau iblis yang berkaki dua

disini saya lebih optimis mengatakan garuda ini adalah satu jenis jin yang bergerak secara terbang dan bukanlah satu mitos kalau kita hendak mengatakan ini mitos dengan alasan tidak dapat diterima akal yang waras atau tidak wujud penemuan tulang binatang ini saya rasa adalah tidak dapat diterima kerana seperti mana yang kita maklum tidak pernah ada manusia yang pernah jumpa tulang jin

mengapa saya terlalu optimis garuda adalah sejenis jin ini kerana berdasarkan kajian dan pengalaman saya terhadap sejenis binatang yang bergelar naga

tentu anda pernah melihat keris lama yang terukir padanya ukiran naga ada banyak jenisnya antaranya naga sosro naga kikek naga siluman naga gini naga geni dan ntah hapa hapa lagi

keris ini dipercayai mempunyai kekuatan spiritual yang tersendiri malah dizaman pemerintahan soekarno beliau telah mengarahkan supaya keris naga sasro dirampas

selain itu juga saya pernah melihat sebahagian manusia yang menjadi tidak lut senjata selepas memuja keris naga sasro ini(awas perbuatan ini adalah syirik)

malah saya sendiri pernah menyimpan keris naga kikek untuk melihat sejauh mana kebenaran kewujudan spritual keris yang dikatakan mitos.hasilnya yang berlaku dirumah saya dan seminggu sekali atau dua kali rumah saya akan berjerebu tanpa sebab dan sering kali orang yang berniat jahat yang datang kerumah saya saya akan melihat ular hitam yang besar mengelilingi rumah saya

dan banyak lagi kejadian yang pelik pelik telah berlaku bab ini terpulanglah kepada anda untuk mempercayainya saya pun takkan mampu membuktikannya

saya pernah berbincang dan merujuk kepada beberapa orang paranormal dan mereka sependapat naga itu adalah sejenis jin dan ini bertepatan dengan kenyataan ulama bahawa sebahagian jin bergerak dalam keadaan melata di muka bumi seperti ular

jadi janganlah kita mudah mengatakan sesuatu yang kita tak pasti itu adalah mitos kerana itu seolah olah seperti menyatakan bahawa orang orang zaman dahulu kala adalah pakar membuat mitos

sedangkan mereka yang terdahulu dari kita ada kalanya mempunyai teknoloji yang lebih canggih dari zaman ini contoh yang paling mudah lihat sahajalah piramid sehingga sekarang ahli sains dan ahli kaji purba masih berselisih pendapat tentang pembuatan piramid ternyata kemajuan sains yang mereka miliki gagal untuk mencari rahsia pembuatan piramid

malah dalam al quran telah mengingatkan kita bahawa ujud bangsa yang lebih maju dari kita telah dihancurkan akibat kekufuran mereka

bukankah itu sudah cukup membuktikan wujud teknoloji yang lebih canggih yang telah wujud dizaman dahulu jadi mana mungkin mereka yang lebih maju dari kita digelar kaki mitos oleh kita yang lebih terkemudian dari mereka dan kemungkinan lebih kuno dari mereka


hanya sekadar pendapat
 
Hamba bukan nak menyampuk cuma nak memberi sedikit pendapat yang mana ada 2 pendapat besar di sini sama ada mitos atau jin. Rasanya kedua pendapat ni x boleh diketepikan. Kedua2 unsur tersebut ada pada cerita Garuda tersebut. Wallahualam..
 
aku dah lebih cenderung garuda ni kearah mitos..tapi cari-cari di internet,terjumpa plak gambar ni

adakah ini burung garuda?
garuda-afrika.jpg


pautan: http://mydear09.wordpress.com/2008/02/

burung garuda ke ni ... ngeri tgk la
 
Hamba bukan nak menyampuk cuma nak memberi sedikit pendapat yang mana ada 2 pendapat besar di sini sama ada mitos atau jin. Rasanya kedua pendapat ni x boleh diketepikan. Kedua2 unsur tersebut ada pada cerita Garuda tersebut. Wallahualam..

btl ke bro ?
 
garuda wujud ke?? erm..
 
Indian Mythology

The Indian mythological bird, Garuda, (Jap. Karura) is usually depicted as

part human. It was created from the cosmic egg that also hatched the 8

elephants supporting the universe. Fully mature when hatched, it can

easily traverse the universe from one end to the other. It can kill and

eat poisonous snakes with no harmful consequences to itself.






















Garuda
(item no. 570)

Tibet

1700 - 1799

Gelug Lineage

39.37x29.21cm (15.50x11.50in)

Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton

Collection of Rubin Museum of Art

(acc.# F1997.41.6)






Garuda, Black (Tibetan: khyung nag po) used to transmute the various poisons of worldly existence, specifically the harm caused by nagas.

Tibetan: Khyung

Having the face of a bird, two eyes, a beak and two horns raising above with a slight curve, his orange eyebrows and hair flow upward like flame. The arms are outstretched to each side holding the head and tail of a long spotted snake while biting the mid-section with the beak. On the crown of the head is a golden jewel plundered from the Naga Realms. He is adorned with gold and jewel ornaments in the form of bracelets, armlets and two necklaces. Behind and beneath the arms green and brown feathered wings are unfurled. From the waist up he is blue-black in colour. The waist and lower body are well covered in yellow plumage with dark brown tail feathers showing between the legs. With two red talons each clutching a green snake he stands above a sun disc and pink lotus seat. In front of a four tiered white structure symbolic of mount Sumeru, the king of mountains, Black Garuda stands completely surrounded by red and orange flames of pristine awareness.

At the top left is a Gelugpa lama wearing monastic robes and a yellow pandita hat holding the right hand at the heart in a gesture of blessing and the left cradling a black begging bowl in the lap. At the right side is a lama wearing monastic robes and a yellow cap typical of the early Panchen lamas. Both are seated on cushions with backrests.

Historically, from classical Indian mythology, Garuda is the king of birds. In Tantric Buddhism, Garuda is yet another form in which various buddhas arise for the purpose of removing disease and injury caused by nagas and poisoning. Metaphorically the worst 'poisons' are desire, hatred and ignorance. Various forms of Garuda are found in both the Nyingma and Sarma traditions. The Chakrasamvara and Kalachakra Tantras of the Sarma tradition are the main sources for the various lineages of practice.

Jeff Watt 6-98




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Thematic Set
Subject: Purification & Healing
Tradition: Gelug Deity Paintings
Collection of Rubin Museum of Art: Painting Gallery III
Buddhist Deity: Garuda
Buddhist Deity: Garuda, Black



Copyright © 2009 Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation.
Photographed Image Copyright © 2004 Rubin Museum of Art
 
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In Hinduism

In Hindu mythology, a Garuda is a lesser Hindu divinity, usually the mount (vahanam) of Vishnu. Garuda is depicted as having a golden body, white face, red wings, and an eagle's beak, but with a strong man's body. He wears a crown on his head. He is ancient and has size enough to block out the sun.
His stature in Hindu religion can be gauged by the fact that an independent Upanishad, the Garudopanidad, and a Purana, the Garuda Purana, is devoted to him. Various names have been attributed to Garuda - Chirada, Gaganeshvara, Kamayusha, Kashyapi, Khageshvara, Nagantaka, Sitanana, Sudhahara, Suparna, Tarkshya, Vainateya, Vishnuratha and others. The Vedas provide the earliest reference of Garuda, though by the name of Śyena, where this mighty bird is said to have brought nectar to earth from heaven. The Puranas, which came into existence much later, mention Garuda as doing the same thing, which indicates that Śyena (Sanskrit for Eagle) and Garuda are the same. One of the faces of Śrī Pañcamukha Hanuman is Mahavira Garuda. This face points towards the west. Worship of Garuda is believed to remove the effects of poisons from one's body. In Tamil Vaishnavism Garuda and Hanuman are known as "Periya Thiruvadi" and "Siriya Thiruvadi" respectively.
In the Bhagavad-Gita (Ch.10, Verse 30), in the middle of the battlefield "Kurukshetra", Krishna explaining his omnipresence, says - "Of birds, I am the son of Vinata (Garuda)" indicating the importance of Garuda.
Garuda plays an important role in Krishna Avatar in which Krishna and Satyabhama ride on Garuda to kill Narakasura. On another occasion, Lord Hari rides on Garuda to save the devotee Elephant Gajendra. It is also said that Garuda's wings when flying will chant the Vedas.
 
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As a cultural and national symbol

Thailand uses the garuḍa (Thai: ครุฑ krut) as its national symbol. One form of the garuḍa used in Thailand as a sign of the royal family is called Krut Pha, meaning "garuḍa acting as the vehicle (of Vishnu)."
Indonesia also uses the garuḍa as its national symbol. The Indonesian national airline is Garuda Indonesia.
The garuḍa, known as Khangarid, is the symbol of the capital city of Mongolia, Ulan Bator.[9] According to popular Mongolian belief, Khangarid is the mountain spirit of the Bogd Khan Uul range who became a follower of Buddhist faith. Today he is considered the guardian of that mountain range and a symbol of courage and honesty. The bird also gives its name to Hangard Aviation and Khangarid (Хангарьд), a football (soccer) team in the Mongolia Premier League.
The elite bodyguards of the medieval Hoysala kings in Karnataka, India, were called Garudas, because they served the king in the way that Garuda served Vishnu.
The US Navy's Electronic Attack Squadron 134 is nicknamed the Garudas.
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Garuda as national symbol of Indonesia

Garuda as national symbol of Thailand

Garuda (Khangarid) as the symbol of Ulan Bator, Mongolia

Garuda murthi in West Bengal, India

A 13th century Cham sculpture depicts Garuda devouring a serpent.

A 12th century Cham sculpture in the Thap Mam style depicts Garuda serving as an atlas.

Garuda figure, gilt bronze, Khmer Empire, 12th-13th century, John Young Museum, University of Hawaii at Manoa

A 12th century bas relief at Angkor Wat in Cambodia showing Vishnu in battle mounted on Garuda
 
Setakat ini maklumat yg aku dapat, burung garuda ni berasal dr bahasa sanskrit. Yg sudah pasti ada kaitan dengan agama hindu, juga buddha. Yang sudah pastinya mengarut le.Mitos je.
 
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