Akshobhyavajra Guhyasamaja
Guhyasamaja, Akshobhyavajra (Tibetan: sang wa du pa, mi kyo dor je. English: Unshakable Vajra, Secret Assembly). Bibliographic reference: Sarva Tathagata Kaya Vag Chitta Rahasya Guhyasamaja Nama Maha Kalpa Raja Tantra, Toh 442. There are five principal lineages for this form of the meditational deity Akshobhyavajra Guhyasamaja. They are the Atisha, Marpa, Go Lotsawa, Khache and Chag traditions. Akshobhyavajra Guhyasamaja: With a body blue in colour like sapphire, issuing forth rays of blazing light. The main face is blue with a mixed expression of fierceness and desire. The canine teeth are pointed and clenched, frowning and having three eyes. The right face is white in a peaceful manner, left face is red in a desirous manner. All three faces are adorned with very beautiful eyebrows. Each of the six hands are adorned with precious rings. The first two hands hold a nine pointed vajra and a bell embracing the consort who is in the same appearance as the Father. The right second [hand] holds a white wheel with eight spokes. The third hand holds a red lotus with eight petals. The left second hand holds a green jewel with nine facets. The third hand holds a sword, bright blue and blazing with rays of light. Seated with the legs in vajra posture, adorned with the thirty-two major and eighty minor marks, the hair, in braids, is tied on the crown of the head. The jewel on the crown of the head greatly blazes with soothing rays of light like the sun and moon. Adorned with eight different types of precious ornaments: a crown, earrings, choker, necklace, armlets, bracelets, long necklace and belt. The ears are made more beautiful with blue utpalas and ribbons; wearing various heavenly garments bright like Indra’s bow rainbow.
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Size without Brocade: 15 inches by 20 inches
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