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Ratnasambhava é o Buda Dhyani do Sul. O amarelo – a cor do sol em pleno apogeu – é a cor desse Buda, que governa o elemento terra e encarna o ''skandha'' do sentimento ou da sensação.

Ratnasambhava é o Buda Dhyani do Sul. O amarelo – a cor do sol em pleno apogeu – é a cor desse Buda, que governa o elemento terra e encarna o ''skandha'' do sentimento ou da sensação.

He is sometimes shown holding his symbol, the ''ratna'' (jewel) or ''chintamani'' (wish-fulfilling jewel that grants all right desires). The chintamani is a symbol of the liberated mind.

Algumas vezes ele é representado segurando a ''ratna'' (jóia), ou ''chintamani'' (jóia que realiza todos os desejos corretos), que é o seu símbolo. O chintamani simboliza a mente liberta.

Ratnasambhava’s throne is upheld by a horse, denoting impetus and liberation. His mudra is the ''varada mudra''. It is the gesture of giving, or charity, which portrays him offering compassion and protection to his disciples. His bija is ''Tram'' and his mantra is ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''.

Ratnasambhava’s throne is upheld by a horse, denoting impetus and liberation. His mudra is the ''varada mudra''. It is the gesture of giving, or charity, which portrays him offering compassion and protection to his disciples. His bija is ''Tram'' and his mantra is ''Om Ratnasambhava Tram''.