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[[Five Buddha families]]; [[Pancabuddhakula]] (Skt); [[sangs rgyas kyi rigs lnga]] (Tib). | [[Five Buddha families]]; [[Pancabuddhakula]] (Skt); [[sangs rgyas kyi rigs lnga]] (Tib). | ||
Each of the five [[Buddha]] families is headed by a [[Buddha]] who represents the [[purified]] [[form]] of one of the [[five aggregates]] and a {{Wiki|female}} [[Buddha]] who represents one of the [[five elements]] in [[purified]] [[form]]. | Each of the five [[Buddha]] families is headed by a [[Buddha]] who represents the [[purified]] [[form]] of one of the [[five aggregates]] and a {{Wiki|female}} [[Buddha]] who represents one of the [[five elements]] in [[purified]] [[form]]. | ||
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[[Vairocana]] ([[Wheel family]]) represents [[purified]] [[form]]; | [[Vairocana]] ([[Wheel family]]) represents [[purified]] [[form]]; | ||
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[[Amitabha]] ([[Padma family]]) [[perception]] /{{Wiki|discrimination}}); | [[Amitabha]] ([[Padma family]]) [[perception]] /{{Wiki|discrimination}}); | ||
[[Amoghasiddhi]] ([[Karma family]]) {{Wiki|conditioning}} and motivational factors. | [[Amoghasiddhi]] ([[Karma family]]) {{Wiki|conditioning}} and motivational factors. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:49, 14 January 2024
Five Buddha families; Pancabuddhakula (Skt); sangs rgyas kyi rigs lnga (Tib).
Each of the five Buddha families is headed by a Buddha who represents the purified form of one of the five aggregates and a female Buddha who represents one of the five elements in purified form.
Vairocana (Wheel family) represents purified form;
Akshobya (Vajra family) purified consciousness;
Ratnasambhava (Ratna family) the purified aspect of feeling;
Amitabha (Padma family) perception /discrimination);
Amoghasiddhi (Karma family) conditioning and motivational factors.
