Cunda Buddhist Gods Symbols Adjustable Open Ring

Before being assimilated into Buddhism, Cunda or Cundi was thought of as a vengeful manifestation of the Hindu goddess Durga, or Parvati, the wife of the god Siva. Also known as the Mother of the Seventy Million Buddha, Cundi or Cunda is the sentient's protector, and she possesses unfathomable wealth and knowledge. She is a strong sorceress who has been praying for millennia. Cundi is usually portrayed seated on a lotus with 18 arms. Each arm is holding an Upaya, a sacred Buddhist object with a special significance. The 18 arms symbolize the 18 ways to transform into a Buddha.