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Sarvabuddhadakini

Latest comment: 15 years ago5 comments2 people in discussion

She is Narodakini or viceversa, as far as I have understood until now. The name should be mentioned within the article, too.

Mother Tantras.

Buddha Family.

Sarva-Buddha-Samayoga. What about this/that tantric sadhana? Is there some more information in the internet?

Sarvabuddhadakini (Naro Dakini): The First Feminist "For every dhyani Buddha there is an affiliated dakini. A Sarvabuddhadakini, however, has access to all the Buddhas and thus is more powerful. Also known as Naro Dakini, this form of Vajrayogini or Dakini is the preeminent form of Yogini in the Chakrasamvara and Vajravarahi Tantras. She manifested herself in an initiatory vision to the great Indian Teacher and Mahasiddha Naropa, (A.D. 956-1040) who received teachings from her, and his disciples began calling her Naro Dakini or Vajrayogini Naro Kha Chod or Naro Sky Goers. Moreover she is patroness of Sakya sect and an acolyte of the Dakini Vajravarahi."