Kurukullā Series Deities › Kurukullā English (8) | བོད་ཡིག (8) Kurukullā Courtesy of Himalayan Art Resources !Restricted text warning Further information: Himalayan Art Resources BDRC T00AG0325 (ku ru kul+le) Download this collection: EPUB  PDF  Texts related to Kurukullā (rig byed ma)—also known to Tibetans as Kurukulle—a deity of the Lotus family associated with the activity of magnetization or enchantment and one of the twenty-one Tārā emanations: Fulfilment Bestowing the Splendour of Great Bliss: A Brief Fulfilment Offering for the Padma Ḍākinī by Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö A concise practice of fulfilment for the magnetizing Lotus Ḍākinī or Pema Khandro (padma mkha' 'gro). Guru Yoga Guru Yoga Focusing upon Noble Kurukullā by Mipham Rinpoche Mipham composed this simple practice of guru yoga focussed upon the red magnetizing goddess Kurukullā (rig byed ma) in 1891. Sādhanas A Sādhana of Kurukullā from the Tidro Dharma Cycle by Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok The first part of the Tidro (ti sgro) cycle to be revealed, this Kurukullā practice is—in Khenchen's own description—not entirely terma yet not entirely his own composition either. A Sādhana of Kurukullā by Mipham Rinpoche A simple practice of Kurukullā, the female deity associated with magnetizing activity. Sang Offering Short Sang Offering to Kurukullā by Mipham Rinpoche A four-line verse to accompany the offering of sang (bsang), or fragrant incense smoke, to Kurukullā and her retinue. The Lotus Net: A Sang Offering to the Mighty Lotus Ḍākinī, Kurukullā by Mipham Rinpoche Mipham Rinpoche composed this more extensive practice for offering sang, or purificatory incense smoke, to the magnetizing ḍākinī Kurukullā at the request of a doctor named Atsang. Torma Offering Short Torma Offering to Kurukullā by Mipham Rinpoche A four-line liturgy to accompany the offering of torma to Kurukullā, goddess of magnetizing. Tsok Short Tsok Offering to the Powerful Lady Kurukullā by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo A simple feast-offering text for use in conjunction with sādhanas related to the magnetizing deity of the lotus family, Kurukullā. Related Topics Ḍākinī Treasury Series Magnetizing Series Tārā Series

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