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| − | [[Bone ornaments]] (Tib. {{BigTibetan|[[རུས་རྒྱན།]]}}, Wyl. '' | + | [[Bone ornaments]] (Tib. {{BigTibetan|[[རུས་རྒྱན།]]}}, [[Wyl.]] ''[[rus rgyan]]'') are [[symbolic]] ornamentation worn by certain [[yidam]] [[deities]]. Depending on the particular [[sadhana]], there are generally said to be either five or six types of bone ornament. |
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| + | *Six [[bone ornaments]] of a [[wrathful]] {{Wiki|male}} [[deity]] <ref>* [[Thinley Norbu]], ''[[The Small Golden Key]]''.</ref>: | ||
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#A [[hair]] net of bone pendants hanging from the [[ushnisha]], | #A [[hair]] net of bone pendants hanging from the [[ushnisha]], | ||
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#Bone bracelets and anklets. | #Bone bracelets and anklets. | ||
| − | *Six bone ornaments of a [[wrathful]] {{Wiki|female}} [[deity]]<ref>* Ibid.</ref>: | + | |
| + | *Six [[bone ornaments]] of a [[wrathful]] {{Wiki|female}} [[deity]]<ref>* Ibid.</ref>: | ||
#Bone [[jewels]] on the right and left shoulders’ | #Bone [[jewels]] on the right and left shoulders’ | ||
| − | #Bone [[lotus]]es on the breast, | + | #Bone [[lotus]]es on the {{Wiki|breast}}, |
#Bone [[vajra]]s on the back, | #Bone [[vajra]]s on the back, | ||
#Bone [[chakra]]s on the right and left shoulder blades, | #Bone [[chakra]]s on the right and left shoulder blades, | ||
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#A bone [[double vajra]] at the [[navel]] | #A bone [[double vajra]] at the [[navel]] | ||
| − | *Five bone ornaments of a [[peaceful]] {{Wiki|female}} [[deity]]<ref>* [[Getse Mahāpaṇḍita]], ''Husks of Unity'' </ref>: | + | |
| + | *Five [[bone ornaments]] of a [[peaceful]] {{Wiki|female}} [[deity]]<ref>* [[Getse Mahāpaṇḍita]], ''Husks of Unity'' </ref>: | ||
#A bone ring at the top of her head, that [[symbolizes]] the [[wisdom]] of the basic [[space]] of [[phenomena]], | #A bone ring at the top of her head, that [[symbolizes]] the [[wisdom]] of the basic [[space]] of [[phenomena]], | ||
#A bone necklace, that [[symbolizes]] the [[wisdom of equality]], | #A bone necklace, that [[symbolizes]] the [[wisdom of equality]], | ||
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#Bone bracelets, that [[symbolizes]] [[mirror-like wisdom]] and | #Bone bracelets, that [[symbolizes]] [[mirror-like wisdom]] and | ||
#A bone belt that [[symbolizes]] [[all-accomplishing wisdom]]. | #A bone belt that [[symbolizes]] [[all-accomplishing wisdom]]. | ||
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[http://www.rigpawiki.org/index.php?title=Bone_ornaments www.rigpawiki.org] | [http://www.rigpawiki.org/index.php?title=Bone_ornaments www.rigpawiki.org] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 26 June 2024
Bone ornaments (Tib. རུས་རྒྱན།, Wyl. rus rgyan) are symbolic ornamentation worn by certain yidam deities. Depending on the particular sadhana, there are generally said to be either five or six types of bone ornament.
- Six bone ornaments of a wrathful male deity [1]:
- A hair net of bone pendants hanging from the ushnisha,
- Bone earrings
- A short bone necklace
- A long bone necklace
- A bone girdle, and
- Bone bracelets and anklets.
- Six bone ornaments of a wrathful female deity[2]:
- Bone jewels on the right and left shoulders’
- Bone lotuses on the breast,
- Bone vajras on the back,
- Bone chakras on the right and left shoulder blades,
- A bone eternal knot at the waist, and
- A bone double vajra at the navel
- Five bone ornaments of a peaceful female deity[3]:
- A bone ring at the top of her head, that symbolizes the wisdom of the basic space of phenomena,
- A bone necklace, that symbolizes the wisdom of equality,
- Bone earrings, that symbolizes discerning wisdom
- Bone bracelets, that symbolizes mirror-like wisdom and
- A bone belt that symbolizes all-accomplishing wisdom.
Footnotes
- ↑ * Thinley Norbu, The Small Golden Key.
- ↑ * Ibid.
- ↑ * Getse Mahāpaṇḍita, Husks of Unity
