Description
Temple Lions first appeared in Ancient Tamil Nadu In Ancient Temples. These Temple lions are known a Yali in Tamil. They are described as small with a swelling cape of dignity around their neck and billowing standard of pomp above their backs. Their function is to protect and guard against evil and are often seen protecting buildings of great importance. These Temple lions symbolize great strength and great courage.
The yali is said to be a guardian creature, protecting human beings both physically and spiritually. It is regarded to be a fearless beast, possessing supremacy over the animal world. It is also believed to be the symbolic representation of man’s struggle with the elemental forces of nature.
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