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Ratnasambhava es el Buda Dhyani del Sur. Su color es amarillo, el color del sol en su cénit. Ratnasambhava gobierna sobre el elemento tierra y encarna el skandha del sentimiento o la sensación. | Ratnasambhava es el Buda Dhyani del Sur. Su color es amarillo, el color del sol en su cénit. Ratnasambhava gobierna sobre el elemento tierra y encarna el skandha del sentimiento o la sensación. | ||
Algunas veces se lo representa sosteniendo su símbolo, el ''ratna'' (joya) o ''chintamani'' (joya que concede todos los deseos correctos). El chintamani es un símbolo de la mente liberada. | |||
Ratnasambhava’s throne is upheld by a horse, denoting impetus and liberation. His mudra is the ''varada mudra''. It is the gesture of giving, or charity, which portrays him offering compassion and protection to his disciples. His bija is ''Tram'' and his mantra is ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''. | Ratnasambhava’s throne is upheld by a horse, denoting impetus and liberation. His mudra is the ''varada mudra''. It is the gesture of giving, or charity, which portrays him offering compassion and protection to his disciples. His bija is ''Tram'' and his mantra is ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''. | ||