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| − | '''Bodhisattva Sivavahavidya''' 寂留明菩萨 also known as the Vajra of the Light of Concentration. This fierce deity represents the path of Amitabha Dhyana, & manifests the virtue of a calmed & unmoving mind. In the Garbhakosa Mandala he is located at the bottom of the middle row in the Lotus Court. Flesh-colored, he is seated on a red lotus. His left hand forms the mudra of energy, & the right forms a palm facing outwards. Garbed in fluttering celestial robes & raising the left knee, he resembles the Wind Deva. | + | '''[[Bodhisattva Sivavahavidya]]''' [[寂留明菩萨]] also known as the [[Vajra of the Light of Concentration]]. This fierce [[deity]] represents the [[path]] of [[Amitabha]] [[Dhyana]], & [[manifests]] the [[virtue]] of a [[calmed]] & unmoving [[mind]]. In the [[Garbhakosa Mandala]] he is located at the bottom of the middle row in the [[Lotus Court]]. Flesh-colored, he is seated on a red [[lotus]]. His left hand [[forms]] the [[mudra]] of [[energy]], & the right [[forms]] a palm facing outwards. Garbed in fluttering [[celestial]] [[robes]] & raising the left knee, he resembles the [[Wind]] [[Deva]]. |
| − | His mantra is: '''Om sivavahavidye svaha | + | His [[mantra]] is: '''Om sivavahavidye [[svaha]] |
| − | His Garbhakosa mantra is: '''Namah samanta buddhanam ksah dah ra yam kam | + | His [[Garbhakosa]] [[mantra]] is: '''Namah [[samanta]] buddhanam ksah dah ra yam kam |
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Latest revision as of 01:26, 5 February 2014
Bodhisattva Sivavahavidya 寂留明菩萨 also known as the Vajra of the Light of Concentration. This fierce deity represents the path of Amitabha Dhyana, & manifests the virtue of a calmed & unmoving mind. In the Garbhakosa Mandala he is located at the bottom of the middle row in the Lotus Court. Flesh-colored, he is seated on a red lotus. His left hand forms the mudra of energy, & the right forms a palm facing outwards. Garbed in fluttering celestial robes & raising the left knee, he resembles the Wind Deva.
His mantra is: Om sivavahavidye svaha
His Garbhakosa mantra is: Namah samanta buddhanam ksah dah ra yam kam
