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Virupa (Sanskrit:
Virūpa; Tib. bi ru pa or bir wa pa,lit. 'ugly one'), also
known as
Virupaksa and
Tutop Wangchuk, was an 8th-9th
century Indian mahasiddha...
- Virūpākṣa is a
Sanskrit compound of the
words virūpa (ugly; deformed) and akṣa (eyes).
Buddhaghosa interpreted virūpa as also
meaning "various",
which lends...
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after the
success of his
first film.
Naresh married Chennai-based
architect Virupa Kantamaneni in 2015. The
couple has a daughter, born in 2016.
Naresh made...
- Da****
Zonggao Hongzhi Zhengjue Hōnen
Shinran Dōgen
Nichiren Śaṅkaranandana
Virūpa Ratnākaraśānti Abhayākaragupta Nāropā
Atisha Sakya Pandita Dolpopa Rangjung...
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Mahasiddhas is
Virūpa, who may be
taken as the
patron saint of the
Sakyapa sect and
instituted the Lamdré (Tibetan: lam 'bras) teachings.
Virupa (alternate...
- circles, and are ****ociated with
figures such as Tirumülar, Gorakhnath,
Virupa, Naropa. The
tantric mahasiddhas developed yogic systems with
subtle body...
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Kancheepuram district. Chennai:
Directorate of
Census Operations,
Tamil Nadu.
Virupa, Kumaresan, ed. (2014). பல்நோக்குப் பார்வையில் முருகத் தத்துவம் II: Proceedings...
- Gorakshanātha Chauranginātha Chāmarinātha Tantipā Hālipā Kedāripā Dhongapā Dāripā
Virūpa Kapāli Kamāri Kānha
Kanakhala Mekhala Unmana Kāndali
Dhovi Jālandhara Tongi...
- and are a form of Shiva.
Virupaksha is a
sanskritized version of
Virupa,
where Virupa means strange looking or ugly,
indicating the
strange three eyes...
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According to Mallison, this
figure is most
likely the
Buddhist mahasiddha Virupa. The c. 10th
century Kubjikāmatatantra anti****tes haṭha yoga with its description...
