Mekhala (Mekhalā or Mahakhala – "Elder Mischievous Girl") "The Elder Severed-Headed Sister" and Kanakhala (Kankhala, Kanakhalā – "Younger Mischievous Girl")...
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Chinnamunda (category Female buddhas and supernatural beings)
attributes and iconography are similar to those of the Hindu goddess Chhinnamasta. Chinnamunda is often portrayed alongside Mekhala and Kanakhala, the two...
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Nyönpa (section Women and the path)
counted among nyönpa, such as Sönam Peldren or the "Headless Sisters" Mekhala and Kanakhala. The nyönpa tradition, referred to as The Practice of Observance...
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Chhinnamasta (category Articles having different image on Wikidata and Wikipedia)
sisters, Mekhala and Kanakhala, who cut their heads, offered them to their guru, and then danced. The goddess Vajrayogini also appeared in this form and danced...
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Siddha (category Titles and occupations in Hinduism)
Tantipā Hālipā Kedāripā Dhongapā Dāripā Virūpa Kapāli Kamāri Kānha Kanakhala Mekhala Unmana Kāndali Dhovi Jālandhara Tongi Mavaha Nāgārjuna Dauli Bhishāla...
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Mahasiddha (section Genealogy and historical dates)
Wife Lakshmincara, The Princess of Crazy wisdom Mekhala, the elder of the 2 Headless Sisters Kanakhala, the younger of the 2 Headless Sisters In Vajrayana...
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