Amoghasiddhi Buddha Detail

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Amoghasiddhi Buddha


Gesture of the hands :                                 Avayavara Mudra

Symbol :                                                     Viswovajra (pair of vajra crossed)

Vehicle :                                                     Garuda (Eagle)

Direction :                                                  Uttar (North of the stupa)

Color :                                                        Wangu (Green)

Five Element :                                            Vayu (Air)

Five Sense Organ :                                     Ghran ()

Five Gifts :                                                 Dhup (Insense)

Five Element :                                           Gandha (Smell)

Five Mantra :                                             Hun

Five Wisdom :                                           Krityanusthana

Five Male Disciple :                                 Vishwopani

Five Female Disciple :                             Arya Tara

Five Heavenly Sky :                                Amoghavati

Five Elements :                                        Sanskar (Traits/ Culture)

Pancha(Five) Dhatwishwori :                  Karmavajri

Pancha-Kul (Belonging) :                        Karmakul

Pancha Akarshan (Attraction) :                Vajravesh

Pancha Rashmi (Rays) :                          Sristi

Pancha Vyanjan-varna(Consonants) :     Pa Varga (Category)

Panchamrit (Five Nectars) :                    Sakha (Raw surag unprocessed)

Pancha-Gavya :                                       Ghyo (Butter with extra FAT)

Pancha-Mata :                                         Kapila

Pancha-Hadmudra :                                Mekhala

Pancha-Kush :                                         Bignankush

Pancha-Shadhakya :                                Vasikaran

Pancha-Vwoghasa (Five Food) :             Wauncha (Green Vegetable)

Pancha- Pit :                                            Vajrarati

Pancha Rachya (Five Protections) :        Vayu (Air)



Referenced from Old Books
Location: Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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