Cap. 2

 

Hidden Points

p. 62 material elements

 

p. 63 congeniality of material elements

 

p. 63 >byu n (‘elements’)

 

p. 68 the 4 elemental aspects, as denoting colors for the animal-headed year-deities

 

p. 69 dba n -tha n (‘destiny’) as relationships in ripening of karman

 

[p. 66 male years: mouse, tigre, dragon, horse, monkey, hound;

female years: ox, hare, snake, sheep, bird, swine.]

pp. 70-85 symbols originating from the lus (‘body’) element of turtle

 

p. 92 numerology – characteristics of the #s

 

["pink" as depicted on p. 93 is repeatedly misdescribed as "red" on p. 92; likewise is "grey" misdescribed as "black"]

p. 92 (repeated on p. 94) groups of deities surrounding the numerology-squares

 

pp. 106-107 classification of relationships formed between trigrams

 

pp. 110-111 planet-deities; directional protector-deities; element-goddesses (p. 110 names; p. 111 depictions in MS.)

 

pp. 110-111 the 28 rgyu-skar (constellations) as goddesses

 

p. 112 the 12 sectors of growth-&-decline

 

Gyurme Dorje (commentator & translator from the Tibetan): Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings. John Eskenazi Ltd. & Sam Fogg Ltd., London, 2001. pp. 60-117