Naropa (1012/1016-1100) one of the foremost Indian mahasiddhas (Great Adept; Tib. drupthop), is a key part of the transmission lineages of Kagyu Buddhism. Like most mahasiddhas, Naropa wears only a waistcloth, but can be distinguished by his relaxed posture and the skull cup cradled in his left hand.
信息资料
| 时间 | 2017-02-07T00:00:00-05:00 |
|---|---|
| 地点 | Bhutan |
| 主题 | Oral Cultures of Bhutan |
| 科目 | Bhutan Cultural Library |
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