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Skt., [[pancabuddha]] Tib., [[sangs rgyas lnga]]: [[Five Purified and Awakened Ones]];
  
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According to the [[Bardo Thödol]], these [[five Dhyani Buddhas]] appear, one per day and in union with the [[corresponding]] [[Wisdom Dakinis]], during the first five days of the [[bardo]]:
  
  
Skt., [[pancabuddha]] Tib., [[sangs rgyas lnga]]: [[Five Purified and Awakened Ones]];
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    [[Vairocana]] (Tib., [[Nampar Nangdza]]; [[rNam-par sNang-mDzad]]) center
According to the [[Bardo Thödol]], these [[five Dhyani Buddhas]] appear, one per day and in union with the corresponding [[Wisdom Dakinis]], during the first five days of the [[bardo]]:
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    [[Akshobhya]] (Tib., [[Mikyopa]]; [[Mi-bsKyod-pa]]) [[east]]
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    [[Ratnasambhava]] (Tib., [[Rinchenjungdan]]; [[Rin-chen-hByung-lDan]]) [[south]]
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    [[Amitabha]] (Tib., [[Opame]]; [[hOd-dpag-med]]) [[west]]
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    [[Amoghasiddhi]] (Tib., [[Donjodubpa]]; [[Don-yod-Grub-pa]]) [[north]]
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    [[Vairocana]] (Tib., Nampar Nangdza; rNam-par sNang-mDzad) center
 
    [[Akshobhya]] (Tib., [[Mikyopa]]; Mi-bsKyod-pa) [[east]]
 
    [[Ratnasambhava]] (Tib., Rinchenjungdan; Rin-chen-hByung-lDan) [[south]]
 
    [[Amitabha]] (Tib., [[Opame]]; hOd-dpag-med) [[west]]
 
    [[Amoghasiddhi]] (Tib., Donjodubpa; Don-yod-Grub-pa) [[north]]
 
  
 
In the drawing, the central blue plane represents the [[sambhogakaya]] [[realm]], indicating the five [[directions]] in which the above [[Buddhas]] [[manifest]] as [[visionary]] [[beings]] representing the all-encompassing [[Adibuddha]] (here [[symbolized]] by the three-dimensional [[sphere]]).
 
In the drawing, the central blue plane represents the [[sambhogakaya]] [[realm]], indicating the five [[directions]] in which the above [[Buddhas]] [[manifest]] as [[visionary]] [[beings]] representing the all-encompassing [[Adibuddha]] (here [[symbolized]] by the three-dimensional [[sphere]]).
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There are other collective [[Sanskrit]] names in use for these [[five deities]]: [[tathagathas]] and jinas. Also, there are other systems of [[organization]] - mostly with [[Vairocana]] changing positions (center/east) with [[Akshobhya]].
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There are other collective [[Sanskrit]] names in use for these [[five deities]]: [[tathagathas]] and [[jinas]]. Also, there are other systems of [[organization]] - mostly with [[Vairocana]] changing positions (center/east) with [[Akshobhya]].
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http://yoniversum.nl/dakini/bud5samb.html
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[[Category:Dhyani Buddhas]]
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[[Category:Sambhogakāya]]

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Skt., pancabuddha Tib., sangs rgyas lnga: Five Purified and Awakened Ones;

According to the Bardo Thödol, these five Dhyani Buddhas appear, one per day and in union with the corresponding Wisdom Dakinis, during the first five days of the bardo:



In the drawing, the central blue plane represents the sambhogakaya realm, indicating the five directions in which the above Buddhas manifest as visionary beings representing the all-encompassing Adibuddha (here symbolized by the three-dimensional sphere).

Each of these Buddhas represents one of the five families and each also has a so-called 'spiritual son' (or two): Bodhisattvas who represent the active energy of the respective Sambhogakaya Buddha by way of their (Nirmanakaya) manifestations and incarnations.

Note: There are other collective Sanskrit names in use for these five deities: tathagathas and jinas. Also, there are other systems of organization - mostly with Vairocana changing positions (center/east) with Akshobhya.

Source

http://yoniversum.nl/dakini/bud5samb.html