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[[File:Lakshmi_(crop).jpg|260px|thumb|right| [[khyab 'jug ma]] — Śrī Devī / Lakṣmī. <br/>Photo by: [[Chris Fynn]]]]  
[[File:Lakshmi_(crop).jpg|260px|thumb|right| [[dpal gyi lha mo]] — Śrī Devī / Lakṣmī. <br/>Photo by: [[Chris Fynn]]]]  


Srimati devi [IW]
Srimati devi [IW]
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Srimati devi [presides over wrathful deities, but is a protectress] [IW]
Srimati devi [presides over wrathful deities, but is a protectress] [IW]


[[dpal gyi lha mo]] / [[khyab 'jug ma]] — ''Śrī Devī'' or ''Lakṣmī''. A form of [[dpal ldan lha mo]] (yum of khyab 'jug (''Viṣṇu'') and emanation of [[dbyangs can ma]] (''Sarasvatī'').) She is usually depicted presiding over the Twelve Tenma Sisters ([[brtan ma bcu gnyis]]) and the [[Five Sisters of Long Life]] (tshe ring mched lnga). [cjf]
[[dpal gyi lha mo]] / [[khyab 'jug ma]] — ''Śrī Devī'' or ''Lakṣmī''. A form of [[dpal ldan lha mo]] (yum of khyab 'jug (''Viṣṇu'') and emanation of [[dbyangs can ma]] (''Sarasvatī'').) She is usually depicted presiding over the Twelve Tenma Sisters ([[brtan ma bcu gnyis]]) and the [[Five Sisters of Long Life]] (tshe ring mched lnga). Sometimes referred to as the "White Palden Lhamo".[cjf]
 
''Seee also:'' [[dpal ldan lha mo]]


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Revision as of 13:53, 29 August 2012

dpal gyi lha mo — Śrī Devī / Lakṣmī.
Photo by: Chris Fynn

Srimati devi [IW]

Srimati devi [presides over wrathful deities, but is a protectress] [IW]

dpal gyi lha mo / khyab 'jug maŚrī Devī or Lakṣmī. A form of dpal ldan lha mo (yum of khyab 'jug (Viṣṇu) and emanation of dbyangs can ma (Sarasvatī).) She is usually depicted presiding over the Twelve Tenma Sisters (brtan ma bcu gnyis) and the Five Sisters of Long Life (tshe ring mched lnga). Sometimes referred to as the "White Palden Lhamo".[cjf]

Seee also: dpal ldan lha mo