Black Manjushri

There are several types of Black Manjushri associated with the Sarma Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. The first and possibly the earliest is Black Manjushri as a retinue deity in the mandala of Vairochana Buddha according to the Charya and Yoga Tantras and in the Paramadya Tantra mandalas. In this example, Manjushri is black (or depicted dark blue in color) and peaceful in appearance.
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Please do a video of the black/wrathful Tārā! There’s obviously the the green, white, and red Tārās...what’s the significance in number groups and is there a fifth Tārā outside of the 21 tara classifications?

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From what I gather, the Black Manjushri that the Sakyas practice is virtually the same as the Gelugpas practice. Is this correct?

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The Gelug tradition acquired the Black Manjushri from the Sakya Tradition.

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I think the point above the ear relates to emptiness, this I think is the reason for why the hand is above left ear.

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