Dakini - Wikipedia
Dakinis are energetic beings in female form, evocative of the movement of energy in space. In this context, the sky or space indicates śūnyatā , the insubstantiality of all phenomena, which is, at the same time, the pure potentiality for all possible manifestations.
Dakinis: Goddesses of Liberation in Buddhism - Learn Religions
2018年8月26日 · Dakinis are iconic female figures of Vajrayana Buddhism, including Tibetan and Shingon Buddhism. Their energy transforms defilement into enlightenment. Skip to content
What is a Dakini? - Tara Mandala
Dakini in Sanskrit, Khandro in Tibetan, literally means “sky dweller” or “sky dancer,” and is the most sacred aspect of the feminine principle in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying both humanity and divinity in feminine form.
Five Wisdom Dakinis: “The source of the five activities is the dakini ...
The Five Wisdom Dakinis, can be quickly summarized as: Buddha Dakini Akashadhatvishvari, the Wisdom Dakini of Universal Law — usually in the center, wisdom awareness, Dakini consort of Vairocana’s Buddha, white in color, the element of space or ether.
Dakini - New World Encyclopedia
A dakini (Sanskrit: ḍākinī; Tibetan: khandroma meaning "Sky dancer/walker") is a tantric deity that might best be described as a female embodiment of enlightened energy.
Learn About the Dakinis: Fierce Female Messengers of Wisdom in …
2021年9月2日 · How to Step Into Your Feminine Power with the Wisdom of the Dakinis Lama Tsultrim Allione—one of the first American women ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun—shares what she’s learned about love, life, and liberty while researching dakinis, or fierce female messengers of wisdom.
Dakinis Explained - Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
Dakinis emerged from Indian culture, particularly Shaivism, the worship of Shiva. To this day in India, “dakini” refers to a class of cannibalistic, blood-drinking witches. They generally inhabit cemeteries and charnel grounds.
What is a Dakini? - DAKINI POWER
Dakini (Sanskrit): A female messenger of wisdom. Tibetan Buddhism offers a unique premise: that to be a woman can actually be favorable on the path to spiritual realization. Padmasambhava, the eighth-century pioneer of Buddhism in Tibet, reasoned that women are better equipped to realize the wisdom of the teachings.
Dakini : The Celestial Yogini - Mythlok
Discover the enigmatic Dakinis, celestial yoginis of Indian mythology. Learn about their physical traits, family, powers, and modern-day influence.
Dakinis: the Enlightened Feminine - Tibetan Buddhist Encyclopedia
Dakini is a Sanskrit term referring to a type of spirit in Vajrayana Buddhism. Dakinis are the most significant elements of the enlightened feminine in Tibetan Buddhism.