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Yeshe Tsogyal Mother of Tibetan Buddhism, Dakini of Wisdom, Courage & Compassion Guru Padmasambhava

Embody the Divine Feminine with your #InnerGoddessTeam. This week, we honor Yeshe Tsogyal (757–817 CE) — a revered eighth-century Tibetan princess, queen, yogini, and foremost disciple of Guru Padmasambhava, considered the Mother of Tibetan Buddhism and a fully enlightened dakini in her own right. And be sure to check out my website to learn more about my Moon Circles, Meditations, and Divinely Feminine Coaching: https://tinyurl.com/2sffmaek Known as the “Mother of the Victorious Ones,” Yeshe Tsogyal embodies wisdom, courage, and the awakened feminine principle. Though born into royal privilege in the kingdom of Kharchen (modern-day Tibet), she chose the spiritual path over comfort and convention. Her life stands as a powerful testament to resilience, devotion, and the possibility of full enlightenment in female form. Yeshe Tsogyal became both disciple and sacred consort to Guru Padmasambhava during the great flowering of Buddhism in Tibet, around the time of the founding of Samye Monastery in the late 8th century. Under his guidance, she undertook intense Vajrayana training, including long solitary retreats in harsh mountain environments, enduring hunger, cold, fear, and isolation. Through these trials, she transformed suffering into realization. She mastered the profound teachings of Vajrayana Buddhism and achieved complete enlightenment. Beyond her own awakening, Yeshe Tsogyal played a crucial role in preserving the Dharma, transcribing and concealing sacred teachings as terma (hidden spiritual treasures) to be revealed by future generations when the time was ripe. In her namthar (story of complete liberation), Yeshe Tsogyal is portrayed as a fierce and determined practitioner, facing scorn, demonic obstacles, starvation, and violence — and using every hardship as fuel for awakening. Guru Padmasambhava famously declared that a woman with strong determination holds even greater potential for enlightenment, a radical and enduring teaching she embodies fully. Iconographically, Yeshe Tsogyal is depicted with a radiant halo, a five-jewel crown symbolizing the Five Wisdoms, a silk scarf of blessing, and ritual implements such as the kapala (skull cup) and Karana Mudra, signifying the transmutation of ignorance into wisdom and the dispelling of obstacles. Seated upon a moon disc and lotus throne, she represents purity, liberation, and compassionate action in the world. For Tibetans, Yeshe Tsogyal is not just a historical figure but a living presence — an emanation of Sarasvati who vowed to continue guiding beings, appearing in visions, answering prayers, and sending forth emanations for the benefit of all. You can call on Yeshe Tsogyal when you need support on a challenging spiritual path to transform adversity into wisdom. She’s also a powerful ally when you’re ready to reclaim your feminine power and to find the balance between compassion and courage. Her life reminds us that awakening is not limited by gender, circumstance, or era — and that the feminine path to enlightenment is fierce, embodied, and profoundly compassionate. ~~~~~~~~~ References: --- https://www.lionsroar.com/the-many-li... --- https://www.shambhala.com/yeshe-tsogyal/ --- https://enlightenmentthangka.com/blog... ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Thanks for watching! Look for Deborah Roth on social media:   / deborahsroth     / spiriteddebroth   --- I also lead a 15-minute Full Moon Tele-meditation each month… the next one is on Monday, February 2nd when the Moon is in Leo and the Sun is in Aquarius. If you want to join in with other like-minded folks, you can get the call-in information at: https://spiritedliving.com/spirited-w... f4p