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• Ghau/Portable Shrine
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• Ghau is a small box traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhists as a portable shrine where prayers and sacred relics are kept and used during travels by people. Ghau is traditionally used as an amulet - a... 

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  Buddha | Tara

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• Yama Dharmaraja/ Kalarupa
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• Tib: shin je cho gyal Lord of Death, King of Law Yama is the protector of the Vajra Vairab(Yamantaka) cycle of tantras. He has one face with two hands and is dark blue in color. He has a head of a buffalo with... 

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  Vajra Bhairava | Dharmapala

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• Yeshe Tsogyal
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• She is the founding mother of Tibetan Buddhism and is the foremost master of Tibetan Tantra. She is considered to be the speech incarnation of Vajra Varahi (Wrathful Form Of Vajra Yogini). She is also known as... 

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  Vajra Varahi | Vajra Yogini | Dakini

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• Kurukulla
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• Kurukulla is one of the Buddhist goddesses originating from the country of Oddiyana. Kurukulla is translated in Tibetan as Rigiyedma (rig-byed-ma) meaning “ She who is the cause of Knowledge”. She is... 

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  Dakini | Tara

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• Dakinis
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• In Jatakas there are several incidents describing divine beings travelling through air. In Sanskrit, such being is called Dakini, generally meaning “Space-Goer”, “Celestial Being” or “Cloud Fairy”. In Tibetan,... 

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  Vajra Yogini | Vajra Varahi | Simha Mukha

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