Mirrors of the Heart-Mind

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Essay Index

Image Index Pages (These pages include links to relevant essays)

Adi Buddhas	Herukas	Shakyamuni Buddha
Arhat	Jina Buddhas	Stupa
Bardo	Mandala	Sukhavati
Bhaishajayaguru	Prajnas	Tara
Bodhisattvas	Protective Deities	Teachers
Buddhas	Ritual Implements

• Adi Buddhas
  • Guhyasamaja Akshobhyavajra
    
• Arhats
  • Arhats
  • Nagasena
    
• Bardo
  • Bardo 
  • Tsakalis
  • Vajra-Heruka
    
• Bhaishajayaguru
  • The Buddha Bhaishajayaguru with Amitabha, Shadakshari, Padmasambhava, and Two Protectors
    
• Bodhisattvas
  • Ekadashamukha Avalokiteshvara
    
• Buddhas
  • Buddha Nanda
    
• Herukas
  • Che-mchog, or Mahottama Heruka
  • Hevajra
  • Vajrabhairava #1
  • Vajrabhairava #2
    
• Jina Buddhas
  • Buddhas Akshobya and Ratnasambhava, each surrounded by 200 Taras
    
• Mandalas
  • Bonpo Mandala
  • Mandalas based on the Sarvadurgatiparsodhana Tantra
  • Mandala of Peaceful and Wrathful Deities 
  • Rakta Shadakshari Avalokiteshvara
    
• Prajnas
  • Ushnishavijaya
  • Prajnaparamita
    
• Protective Deities
  • Begtse
  • Dorje Legpa
  • Gurgyi Gonpo
  • Hyagriva
  • Mahakala
  • Offerings to Mahakala
  • Palden Lhamo
  • Palden Lhamo Figure
  • Yama
  • Yamuna and two attendents
    
• Ritual Implements
  • Bone Apron
  • Prayer Wheel - Mani chho-khor
  • Prognosticator's Diagrams
  • Skull Cup
  • Zan Par (Dough Molds)
    
• Shakyamuni Buddha
  • The Descent of the Buddha Shakyamuni from the Trayastrimsha Heaven
  • The Life of the Buddha Shakyamuni as Commemorated by Eight Stupas
  • Narrative scenes of the Buddha Shakyamuni
  • Shakyamuni and his two disciples presiding over the Confession Buddhas
  • Shakyamuni with Two Hundred Buddhas
    
• Stupas 
  • Kadam Chorten
    
• Taras
  • Taras
    
• Teachers
  • Bromdon
  • Eight Manifestations of Padmasambhava
  • Karmapa Lama
  • Padmasambhava's Copper Mountain Paradise
  • Refuge Field of Padmasambhava
  • The Teacher, Padmasambhava ("Lotus-Born") and His Eight Forms
    

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