Vajrayoginī is visualized as a naked 16-year-old female with deep red skin, the third eye of wisdom set vertically on her forehead, and unbound flowing hair. Vajrayoginī is generally …

Her three eyes symbolize her ability to see everything in the past, present and future. She looks upward toward the Pure Dākiṇī Land, demonstrating her attainment of outer and inner Pure …

2016年8月12日 · Three eyes that look like normal human eyes: Her left eye is looking up to her heaven, Dakpo Kachö (“Kechara”), which symbolises that for those who practice her Tantra …

With a semi- wrathful expression on her face, she is red in color, has three eyes and dark yellow hair flowing upward, at the crown a boar’s head. The right-hand holds up a curved knife and …

Vajrayogini has three eyes and appears semi-wrathful, baring her teeth. She drinks from a skull cup while holding a flaying knife in her outstretched hand. A staff (katvanga), topped by three …

Her three eyes symbolize her ability to see everything in the past, present and future. She looks upward toward the Pure Dākiṇī Land (Skt. Kechara ), demonstrating her attainment of outer …

With a body red in colour, brilliant, like the fire at an aeon's end, one face, two hands, three eyes gazing at the pure [realm] of Khechara. The right hand holds a vajra marked curved knife …

"Vajrayogini, on a multi-coloured lotus and sun seat, with the right foot extended pressing down on the breasts of red Kalaratri, left pressing on the backward bent head of black Bhairava. …

"Vajravarahi, with a body red in colour, one face and two hands. The right [hand] holds, in a manner held aloft, a vajra curved knife. The left holds to the heart a blood filled skullcup and …

In Buddhist arts, Vajrayogini is depicted in a deep red form along with the third eye of wisdom which is set vertically on her forehead. She is portrayed in the traditional custom of a dakini …