Searching...
Showing 1-1
Passages similar to: The Tibetan Book of the Dead — Book I: The Fourteenth Day
Source passage
Tibetan Buddhist
The Tibetan Book of the Dead
Book I: The Fourteenth Day (18.6)
O nobly-born, from the north [will dawn] the Blue Wolf-Headed Wind-Goddess, waving a pennant in the hand; and the Red Ibex-Headed Woman-Goddess, holding a pointed stake in the hand; and the Black Sow-Headed Sow-Goddess, holding a noose of fangs in the hand; and the Red Crow-Headed Thunderbolt-Goddess, holding an infant corpse in the hand; and the Greenish-Black Elephant-Headed Big-Nosed Goddess, holding in the hand a big corpse and drinking blood from a skull; and the Blue Serpent-Headed Water-Goddess, holding in the hand a serpent noose: [these], the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within [the northern quarter of] thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
Neoplatonic
The World and Nature. (138)
For the Goddess bringeth forth the Vast Sun, and the lucent Moon.
Loading concepts...