Ratnasambhava
deity figure · 3 works · 4 mentions · 9 anchored passages
Lord Ratnasambhava · Divine Ratnasambhava · Jewel Lord · RATNASAMBHAVAḤ · SAMATA RATNASAMBHAVAḤ
in the texts
San Hyan Kamahayanikan
One of the Five Tathāgatas, associated with feeling, water-element.
*KALALAṁ BAJRASATVAŚ CA ARVUDHA RATNASAMBHAVAḤ* *GHAṆĀMITĀBHO VIJÑEYAḤ PEŚI AMOGHASIDDHIDAḤ* *VAIROCANA PRAŚĀKĀYAṁ PAÑCARŪPĀTMASAMBHAVAḤ* *PAÑCĀKĀRAVIṢAṁBODHEḤ PAÑCATATHĀGATĀ MATĀ.
Lord Śrī Lokeśwara divides, and Lord Amitābha and Lord Ratnasambhava emerge.
* The breath exiting both at once is called Ratnasambhava.
Caryāmelāpakapradīpa
Buddha identified with the earth-element breath-flow in the vajra-recitation scheme.
The flow of the pair is the element of golden color, [together] with its triple [aspect], and the maṇḍala of earth (Mahendra);
Kalpabuddha
One of the five Tathāgatas, associated with the South, the color yellow, and residence in the spleen and the ears.
Lord Akṣobhya resides in the eyes, Lord Ratnasambhava resides in the ears, Lord Amitābha resides in the nose, Lord Amoghasiddhi resides in the mouth.
He, Lord Ratnasambhava, resides in the South.