One of the six yogini of the East, the Rākshasa Goddess is dark brown is yak-headed or bovine headed and holds a dorje and a skull.
She represents the purity of the essence of eye, the sense organ.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the Dark-Brown Yak-Headed Rākshasa-Goddess, holding a dorje and a skull; The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the East, the Brahma goddess is reddish yellow, is serpent headed or snake faced and holds a lotus in her hand.
She manifests the purity of the essence of the ear.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the Reddish Yellow Serpent-Headed Brahma Goddess, holding a lotus in her hand; The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the East, the great goddess is greenish black, is leopard headed and holds a trident with three sharp points in her hand that represents the elimination of the three poisons and manifests the purity of the essence of nose.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the Greenish-Black Leopard-Headed Great-Goddess, holding a trident in her hand; The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the East, the Goddess of Inquisitiveness is blue is monkey headed or weasel faced and holds a dharma wheel, she manifests the purity of the essence of tongue. The wheel represents destroying the source of samsara.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the Blue Monkey-Headed Goddess of Inquisitiveness, holding a wheel; The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the East, the virgin goddess is red is snow bear headed and bears a short spear or arrow in the hand.
She manifests the purity of the essence of body. An arrow held in her hand represents extinguishing the source of birth, aging, sickness, and death, i.e., the body.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the Red Snow-Bear-Headed Virgin-Goddess, bearing a short spear in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the East, the Indra goddess is white is bear headed and holds an intestine-noose in the hand.
She manifests the purity of the realm of phenomena (dharmadhatu), the object of mental consciousness. Here, dharmadhatu denotes only the object of the sixth consciousness, which is an abstract matter that can be contemplated, analysed, and observed. The noose, represents the discontinuation of cyclic existence.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the east the White Bear Headed Indra Goddess, holding an intestine-noose in the hand: The Six Yoginis of the East, issuing from within the eastern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the South, the delight goddess is yellow, bat headed and holds a shaving knife in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the Yellow Bat Headed Delight Goddess, holding a shaving-knife in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
The peaceful goddess is red and is makara headed, she holds an urn in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the Red Makara Headed Peaceful Goddess, holding an urn in the hand;
The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not. The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the South, the amrita goddess is red is scorpion headed, and holds a lotus in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the Red Scorpion-Headed Amrita-Goddess, holding a lotus in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not. The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the South, the moon goddess is white is kite headed and holds a dorje in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the White Kite Headed Moon Goddess, holding a dorje in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the South, the baton goddess is dark is fox headed, and flourishes a club in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the Dark Green Fox-Headed Baton Goddess, flourishing a club in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the South, the rākshasī goddess is yellowish black is tiger headed and holds a blood-filled skull-bowl in the hand.
O nobly-born, there will dawn from the south the Yellowish-Black Tiger-Headed Rākshasī, holding a blood-filled skull-bowl in the hand: The Six Yoginis of the South, issuing from within the southern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the eater goddess is greenish black, is vulture headed and holds a baton in the hand.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the Greenish-Black Vulture-Headed Eater-Goddess, holding a baton in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the delight goddess is red, is horse headed and holds a huge trunk of a corpse.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the Red Horse-Headed Delight-Goddess, holding a huge trunk of a corpse; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the mighty goddess is white, is eagle headed and holds a club in the hand.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the White Eagle-Headed Mighty-Goddess, holding a club in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the rākshasī goddess is yellow and is dog headed, she holds a dorje in the hand and a shaving-knife and is cutting with this.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the Yellow Dog-Headed Rākshasī, holding a dorje in the hand and a shaving-knife and cutting with this; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the desire goddess is red and is hoopoo headed, she holds a bow and arrow in the hand and they are aimed.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the Red Hoopoo-Headed Desire-Goddess, holding a bow and arrow in the hand aimed; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the West, the wealth guardian goddess is green is stag headed and holds an urn in the hand.
O nobly-born, from the west will dawn the Green Stag-Headed Wealth-Guardian Goddess, holding an urn in the hand; The Six Yoginis of the West, issuing from within the western quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the wind goddess is blue, is wolf headed and waves a pennant in her hand.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Blue Wolf Headed Wind Goddess, waving a pennant in the hand; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the woman goddess is red is ibex headed and holds a pointed stake in her hand.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Red Ibex-Headed Woman-Goddess, holding a pointed stake in the hand; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the sow goddess is sow headed, is black and holds a noose of fangs in the hand.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Black Sow-Headed Sow-Goddess, holding a noose of fangs in the hand; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the thunderbolt goddess is red, is crow headed, and holds a small corpse in her hand.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Red Crow-Headed Thunderbolt-Goddess, holding an infant corpse in the hand; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the big nosed goddess is greenish black, is elephant headed and holds in the hand a large corpse and drinks blood from a skull.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Greenish-Black Elephant-Headed Big-Nosed Goddess, holding in the hand a big corpse and drinking blood from a skull; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the six yogini of the North, the water goddess is blue is serpent headed and holds in the hand a serpent noose.
O nobly-born, from the north will dawn the Blue Serpent-Headed Water-Goddess, holding in the hand a serpent noose; These, the Six Yoginis of the North, issuing from within the northern quarter of thine own brain, will come to shine upon thee; fear that not.
One of the four yoginis of the door, from the east, the black cuckoo headed mystic goddess holds an iron hook in the hand.
She manifests the purity of touch, one of the eighteen elements.
O nobly-born, the Four Yoginis of the Door, issuing from within the brain, will come to shine upon thee: from the east, the Black Cuckoo Headed Mystic Goddess, holding an iron hook in the hand; These, the Four Door-Keeping Yoginis, issuing from within the brain, will come to shine upon thee.
One of the four yoginis of the door, from the south, the yellow goat headed mystic goddess holds a noose in the hand.
O nobly-born, the Four Yoginis of the Door, issuing from within the brain, will come to shine upon thee: from the the south, the Yellow Goat-Headed Mystic Goddess, holding a noose in the hand;
One of the four yoginis of the door, from the west, the red lion headed mystic goddess holds an iron chain in the hand.
O nobly-born, the Four Yoginis of the Door, issuing from within the brain, will come to shine upon thee: from the the from the west, the Red Lion-Headed Mystic Goddess, holding an iron chain in the hand;
One of the four yoginis of the door, from the north, the greenish black serpent headed mystic goddess.
O nobly-born, the Four Yoginis of the Door, issuing from within the brain, will come to shine upon thee: from the north, the Greenish-Black Serpent-Headed Mystic Goddess: (May be seen holding a bell).