mundamala造句

• A similar list in the " Mundamala " equates Dhumavati with Vamana.
• Wrathful Buddhist goddesses like Vajravarahi, Guhyeshvari and dakini s are depicted wearing the mundamala.
• Like in Hindu iconography, the mundamala symbolizes the Sanskrit alphabet in Buddhist iconography too.
• The ferocious manifestation of Shiva, Bhairava ( " The Terrible " ) as well as Bhairava's various forms like Vatuk-Bhairava are depicted wearing the mundamala.
• The important Varnamala ( or'garland of bija phonemes'in twilight language is iconographically represented by a'garland of severed heads or skulls'( Sanskrit : Mundamala ).
• Chhinnamasta is depicted wearing a serpent as the sacred thread and a " mundamala " ( garland of skulls or severed heads and bones ), along with other various gold or pearl ornaments around her neck.
• In her hymn of a hundred names from the Mundamala-tantra, she is called " She Who Likes Blood ", " She Who Is Smeared with Blood " and " She Who Enjoys Blood Sacrifice ".
• Both of the attendants  Dakini to her left and Varnini to her right  are depicted nude, with matted or dishevelled hair, three-eyed, full-breasted, wearing the serpentine sacred thread and the " mundamala ", and carrying the skull-bowl in the left hand and the knife in the right.