སྐྱ་རེངས། | Glossary of Terms

སྐྱ་རེངས།

skya rengs

aruṇa

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Aruṇa

The Ākāśagarbha Sūtra

Aruṇa

སྐྱ་རེངས།

skya rengs

aruṇa

Definition in this text:

Aruṇa is the deity of the dawn in Indian mythology, personified as the sun’s charioteer, and the name refers to the morning star Venus, according to de Visser (1931), p. 24, n. 1. In this context, Aruṇa functions as a messenger for Ākāśagarbha.

2 passages contain this term

The Root Manual of the Rites of Mañjuśrī

Aruṇa

སྐྱ་རེངས།

skya rengs

aruṇa

Definition in this text:

One of the grahas.

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