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El trono de Ratnasambhava está sostenido por un caballo, lo cual denota ímpetu y liberación. Su mudra es el ''mudra varada''. Es el gesto de dar, o de caridad, que lo representa ofreciendo compasión y protección a sus discípulos. Su bija es ''Tram'' y su mantra es ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''.
El trono de Ratnasambhava está sostenido por un caballo, lo cual denota ímpetu y liberación. Su mudra es el ''mudra varada''. Es el gesto de dar, o de caridad, que lo representa ofreciendo compasión y protección a sus discípulos. Su bija es ''Tram'' y su mantra es ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''.


Ratnasambhava says:
Ratnasambhava nos dice:


<blockquote>O blessed ones, God has so valued each one that to each one he has given the very image of himself, the I AM Presence, the [[Holy Christ Self]], in whose image you are made. Find the jewel, find the jewel. Find the Sangha, find the Buddha, find the Dharma, all locked within the inner divine spark.<ref>Ratnasambhava, “Elements of Being,” {{POWref|37|6|, February 6, 1994}}</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote>O blessed ones, God has so valued each one that to each one he has given the very image of himself, the I AM Presence, the [[Holy Christ Self]], in whose image you are made. Find the jewel, find the jewel. Find the Sangha, find the Buddha, find the Dharma, all locked within the inner divine spark.<ref>Ratnasambhava, “Elements of Being,” {{POWref|37|6|, February 6, 1994}}</ref></blockquote>