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| − | '''Bodhisattva Gauri-mahavidya''' 大明白身菩萨 also known as the Vajra of Releasing Light or Constant Purity. Thus named as he is a deity manifesting perfect purity & freedom from defilement. In the Garbhakosa Mandala he is located in the 1st row of the Lotus Court, 2nd from the bottom. His flesh is pale yellow, & is seated on a red lotus. In the left hand he holds a fully bloomed lotus & his right forms a mudra of wish fulfillment. If there are sentient beings desiring absolute freedom this deity is able to grant their wishes by his virtue. | + | '''[[Bodhisattva Gauri-mahavidya]]''' 大明白身菩萨 also known as the [[Vajra]] of Releasing [[Light]] or [[Constant]] [[Purity]]. [[Thus]] named as he is a [[deity]] [[manifesting]] perfect [[purity]] & freedom from [[defilement]]. In the [[Garbhakosa Mandala]] he is located in the 1st row of the [[Lotus Court]], 2nd from the bottom. His flesh is pale yellow, & is seated on a red [[lotus]]. In the left hand he holds a fully bloomed [[lotus]] & his right [[forms]] a [[mudra]] of wish fulfillment. If there are [[sentient beings]] [[desiring]] [[absolute]] freedom this [[deity]] is able to grant their wishes by his [[virtue]]. |
| − | 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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Revision as of 23:08, 5 September 2013
Bodhisattva Gauri-mahavidya 大明白身菩萨 also known as the Vajra of Releasing Light or Constant Purity. Thus named as he is a deity manifesting perfect purity & freedom from defilement. In the Garbhakosa Mandala he is located in the 1st row of the Lotus Court, 2nd from the bottom. His flesh is pale yellow, & is seated on a red lotus. In the left hand he holds a fully bloomed lotus & his right forms a mudra of wish fulfillment. If there are sentient beings desiring absolute freedom this deity is able to grant their wishes by his virtue.
His Garbhakosa mantra is: Namah samanta buddhanam ksah dah ra yam kam
