出现于 天法意伏藏 明珠多杰
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the three Pishaci sisters 'Yugu Chesum,' red, blue and green in colour. Beautiful in appearance, they hold wealth vases and jewels.
The original source texts describes the colours of the three as blue, green and red which is followed by the Bari tradition. The Rinjung Gyatsa of Taranata gives the colours as blue, white and red which is possibly following the Atisha tradition. The Nyingma 'Revealed Treasure' descriptions appear to follow the Atisha colour scheme.
The Three Sisters (Tibetan: yu gu che sum) are three pishaci spirits (पिशाची) of India. In Vajrayana Buddhism they function as wealth deities. According to the Bari Tradition the three sisters are from the Bodhagaya region of Bihar State. In more recent centuries the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism took up the practice after reportedly finding 'terma' Revealed Treasure texts for the practice. The healing deity Parnashavari is also related to the class of pishaci spirits.
The descriptions of the three figures can vary depending on the two source texts and also the later meditation and ritual texts of the various Tibetan traditions.
Secondary Figures:
- Maharakta Ganapati: HAR #89906
Bari Lotsawa Lineage:
Nagarjuna down to Pandita Vajrasana to Bari Lotsawa Dorje Drag. (sgrub thabs kun btus, folio 572. bod brgyud nang bstan lha tshogs chen bzhugs so, page 1073).
Rinjung Gyatsa Lineage:
Vajrapani, Atisha, Ame Chenpo, Nezurpa, Gya Chagriwa, Dagpo Lhaje, Dusum Khyenpa, Drogon Rechen, Trebo Chokyi Gyatso, (see the Go Dog lineage), Kunga Drolchog, Taglung Rinpoche Namgyal Puntsog, [Taranata Kunga Nyingpo]. (Volume 2, folios 302-303).
编号:Har2168
中文名称:吁咕玛三姐妹（天法意伏藏 明珠多杰）
英文名称:Yugu Chesum
标签:其他本尊
面数:1
主脸脸型:寂静相
脸色:绿 蓝 红
主脸眼数:2
头饰:宝冠
手数:2
手持物:珠宝（璎珞） 宝瓶
翅膀:否
腿:2
姿态:站姿
身色:各色
双身:否
