Item: Indian Adept (siddha) - Virupa

Virupa, Yogeshvara (837-909 approx.) and the Spontaneously Arising Accomplishment Lineage.

Wisdom Calendar 1996 - Cover (full catalog list)

At the bottom right is Drangti Namkha Palzang (1532-1602).

The six meditational deities in the bottom register are drawn from the text known as the Bari Gyatsa. Starting at the left is Arapachana Manjushri, white in colour, followed by white Sthira Chakra Manjushri, Vajrasana Shakyamuni Buddha, orange Sthira Chakra Manjushri, orange Manjuvajra with three faces and six arms and orange Manjuvajra with one face and two arms.

Spontaneously Arising Accomplishment Lineage (lhan cig skyes grub kyi bla ma brgyud pa):
1. Vajradhara (rdo rje 'chang)
2. Nairatmya (bdag med ma)
3. Virupa (birwapa)
4. Dombi Heruka (dombipa)
5. Ngotsar Dorje (ngo mtshar rdo rje)
6. Nagtropa (nags khrod pa)
7. Garbharipa (garbharipa)
8. Jayashri (dza ya shri)
9. Durjayachandra (mi thub zla ba)
10. Bikshu Viravajra (dge slong dpa' bo rdo rje)
11. Drogmi Lotsawa ('brog mi lo tsa ba)
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27. Konchog Lhundrub
28. Drangti Namkha Palzang (1532-1602)

(Instruction Lineage, Folio 228)

Thematic Sets
Painting Set: Lamdre Mahasiddhas
Subject: Ngor Tradition (Teachers)
Indian Adept: Virupa (Painting Masterworks)
Indian Adept: Siddha Appearance Masterworks (Painting)
Collection: Private 1
Indian Adept: Virupa (Lineage Paintings)
Indian Adept: Virupa (Paintings)
Indian Adept (Mahasiddha): Painting (Middle Period 15th-16th)
Subject: Margapala Lineage Paintings (Sakya)
MH Private (Painting)
Indian Adept: Virupa (Dharma Teaching Gesture)
Indian Adept: Virupa Religious Context
Indian Adept Main Page (Mahasiddha)
Indian Adept: Virupa Main Page
Subject: Margapala/Lamdre Lineage [1] (Ngor set)