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    The document describes Bhagavan Krodha Yamari, a deity with a red body, one face, two hands holding weapons, three round red eyes, flowing hair, tiger skin clothing, necklace of heads, and standing atop a red buffalo in fire. It also depicts other meditational deities in the painting such as Ikshobhyavajra and Mahamaya at the sides and Heruka Vajrabhairava centered below. The main Indian lineage depicted includes figures such as Vajradhara, Manjushri Yamari, and Virupa, a mahasiddha who transmitted many Shakta Yamari lineages to Tibet.

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    A brief description of Red Yamari (Yamantaka) and principal lineage.

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    The document describes Bhagavan Krodha Yamari, a deity with a red body, one face, two hands holding weapons, three round red eyes, flowing hair, tiger skin clothing, necklace of heads, and standing atop a red buffalo in fire. It also depicts other meditational deities in the painting such as Ikshobhyavajra and Mahamaya at the sides and Heruka Vajrabhairava centered below. The main Indian lineage depicted includes figures such as Vajradhara, Manjushri Yamari, and Virupa, a mahasiddha who transmitted many Shakta Yamari lineages to Tibet.

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    The document describes Bhagavan Krodha Yamari, a deity with a red body, one face, two hands holding weapons, three round red eyes, flowing hair, tiger skin clothing, necklace of heads, and standing atop a red buffalo in fire. It also depicts other meditational deities in the painting such as Ikshobhyavajra and Mahamaya at the sides and Heruka Vajrabhairava centered below. The main Indian lineage depicted includes figures such as Vajradhara, Manjushri Yamari, and Virupa, a mahasiddha who transmitted many Shakta Yamari lineages to Tibet.

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    Red Yamari

    "... Bhagavan Krodha Yamari with a body red in colour, one face and two hands. The right hand holds aloft a white stick marked with a fresh yellow head. The left holds a blood filled skullcup embracing the Vidya of natural light Va!ra Vetali"# mouth with bared fangs and tongue curled, possessing three round red eyes, yellow mustache, eyebrows and hair flowing upward, wearing a lower garment of tiger skin, adorned with the eight great nagas and a necklace of half a hundred dripping heads and a crown of five dry skulls. $rightful with the resources of a yamari standing above a red buffalo in a manner with the right leg bent and left straight in the middle of a bla%ing fire of pristine awareness." &Thartse 'anchen (amka 'al%ang, )*th century+.

    ,t the top center is the primordial buddha Va!radhara accompanied by Va!rasattva, mahasiddhas &-ndian adepts+ and Tibetan lamas of the lineage. ,t the middle left and right are the meditational deities ,kshobhyava!ra .uhyasama!a and /ahamaya.

    ,t the bottom center is 0eruka Va!rabhairava with Krishna Yamari at the left and 12ecret ,ccomplishment1 0ayagriva on the right.

    The /ain -ndian 3ineage4 Va!radhara, /an!ushri Yamari, 5nanadakini, mahasiddha Virupa, 6ombi 0eruka, Viratipa, /atigarbha, .ambhiramati, Va!rasana ,shokashri, (ishkalangka 6evi, 7evendra 'rabha, 8hag 3otsawa 8ho!e 'al &the first Tibetan in the lineage+, etc. There were many lineages of 7akta Yamari to enter Tibet and most are traced back to the mahasiddha Virupa.

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