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6. Yeshe Tsogyal (Mother of Tibetan Buddhism)
high-definition creative commons posters depicting Yeshe Tsogyal (Mother of Tibetan Buddhism) together with further information.
Yeshe Tsogyal (757–817) is the preeminent female figure in Tibetan Buddhism. As the primary consort and disciple of Padmasambhava, she possessed a photographic memory, allowing her to record and codify his vast tantric teachings. Through her intense ascetic practice in caves, she achieved full enlightenment. She is responsible for concealing the Terma treasures and remains the ultimate role model for practitioners seeking realization in a female form.
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