Significance of Meghamukha
Meghamukha in Jainism is associated with two primary concepts. Firstly, it refers to celestial beings or divine figures that are believed to bring rain and play a role in combating the Cakravartin. Secondly, Meghamukha signifies family deities worshipped by the Mlecchas, who regard these deities as their protectors during challenging times.
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Jain concept of 'Meghamukha'
In Jainism, Meghamukha signifies celestial beings associated with rain and combatting the Cakravartin, as well as family deities revered by Mlecchas for protection during crises, symbolizing divine intervention in human tribulations.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) Celestial beings or godly figures who brought rain and were involved in the efforts to battle the Cakravartin.[1] (2) Family deities invoked by the Mlecchas, believed to be their refuge in times of turmoil.[2]