The Five Tathagatha [Dhyani] Buddhas
- Symbols and Charakteristics -
| Symbol |
Buddha Vairocana |
Buddha Akshobhya |
Buddha Ratnasambhava |
Buddha Amitabha |
Buddha Amogasiddhi |
| Direction |
Center |
East |
South |
West |
North |
| Color |
White |
Blue |
Yellow |
Red |
Green |
| Mudra [Gesture] |
Dharmachakra |
Bhumisparsa |
Varada |
Dhyana |
Abhaya |
| Symbol |
Wheel of Doctrine |
Vajra |
Jewel |
Lotus |
Double Vajra |
| Embodyment of |
Sovereignty |
Steadfastness |
Compassion |
Light |
Dauntlessness |
| Type of Evil *] |
Stupidity |
Wrath |
Desire |
Malignity |
Envy |
| Wisdom *] |
Universal wisdom of doctrine |
Mirrorlike clarity |
Equality for all beings |
Wisdom for distinction |
All-Accomplishing wisdom |
| Vehicle |
Dragon |
Elephant |
Lion |
Peecock |
Harpys [Garuda] |
| SprirituL sun |
Manjushree |
Vajrapani |
Ratnapani |
Avalokiteshvara |
Vajrapani |
| Consort |
Dharmadhatvishvari |
Locana |
Mamaki |
Pandara |
Green Tara |
| Cosmic Element |
Form [Rupa] |
Whater |
Earth |
Fire |
Air |
*] The basic evils listed are transformed into the wisdom below by the corresponding Tathagatha Buddha.
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