Buddhist Deity: Vajravidarana Main Page - Himalayan Art
Vajravidarana is a male meditational deity. He can appear as white and peaceful, green and semi-peaceful/semi-wrathful, or blue and wrathful. Four different forms are found in the Kriya classification of Tantra and one wrathful form with a seventy-five deity mandala in the anuttarayoga classification of Tantra.
Item: Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - White - Himalayan Art
Vajravidarana, Sita (Tibetan: dor je nam par jom pa, kar po, English: The White One who Completely Destroys). With one face and two hands, the right hand holds a visvavajra (double crossed vajra) to the heart and the left a vajra handled …
Item: Mandala of Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue
The principal attribute of Vajravidarana is a double vajra held in the right hand. In peaceful form, Vajravidarana is almost identical in appearance with the meditational deity Vajrasattva. The two deities are differentiated by the double or single vajra and in painting by the colour of the body.
Buddhist Deity: Vajravidarana Iconography
The principal attribute of Vajravidarana is a double vajra held in the right hand. In peaceful form, Vajravidarana is almost identical in appearance with the meditational deity Vajrasattva. The two deities are differentiated by the double or single vajra and in painting by the colour of the body.
Buddhist Deity: Vajrasattva, Heruka - Himalayan Art
In the Chakrasamvara cycle of Tantras Vajrasattva is specifically taught in the Abhidhanottara Tantra, 25th chapter, and is known as Heruka Vajrasattva. This form of the deity embraces the consort with the two hands across the back.
Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Green (Himalayan Art)
Vajravidarana, male, green in colour, slightly peaceful and slightly wrathful, holding a multi-coloured vishvavajra. At the top center is Vajrasattva, white in colour. Below is Jetari and Vajrasana. At the left side is Nageshvara Buddha, Prajnaparamita and Amitayus Buddha.
Item: Mandala of Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Black
Vajravidarana, Nila Krodha. The most wrathful form of the deity Vajravidarana along with the full mandala. (See the Vajravidarana Main Page and Outline Page ).
Item: Vajradhara Buddha - Himalayan Art
Vajradhara, Buddha (Tibetan: dor je chang, sang gye. English: the Vajra Holder, Enlightened One). The primordial buddha, personification of the dharmakaya - truth body of enlightenment and progenitor of the Vajrayana system of Buddhism together with the Eighty-four Mahasiddhas. Vajrasana System. Sanskrit: Tibetan:
Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue (Himalayan Art)
Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue - Private. Tibetan: རྡོ་རྗེ་རྣམ་པར་འཇོམས་པ་དཀར་པོ། ནང་ལྷ ...
Item: Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Green - Himalayan Art
Tibetan: རྡོ་རྗེ་རྣམ་པར་འཇོམས་པ་དཀར་པོ། ནང་ལྷ། Chinese: 摧碎金刚佛母. (item no. 40403) Take a closer look ⚲ Add to My Gallery. Collection. Private. Notes about the Central Figure. Classification: Deity. Appearance: Peaceful. Gender: Male.