Ratna Buddha Family Wisdom represented by Shakya Devi

Shakya Devi was one of Guru Rinpoche's five main consorts. Her mother died in childbirth, and relatives abandoned the infant Shakya Devi in a charnel ground beside her mother's corpse. She survived thanks to a band of monkeys who nurtured her. Growing up she became a yogini and resided near Shankhu, a pilgrimage place outside Kathmandu, Nepal. 

Padmasambhava had made friends with the monkeys years before, and they used their communication systems to inform Padma about the child. He found Shakya Devi and brought her to Mandarava, who raised the girl into her teens. Shakya Devi studied with Yeshe Tsogyal and Padma to become a tantric master and teacher.

​Humility Symbol helps us to set our egos aside so we can hear intuitive guidance, connect with beings of a Higher Heaven, and receive messages of wisdom from the healing symbols. This symbol enhances and awakens qualities of the Dakini wisdom of equanimity of Ratna Buddha Family. Begin with and use this symbol for any intuitively guided session any time you feel stuck in your figuring out mind, Humility symbol reconnects you with clear intuitive guidance.

The Humility Symbol:
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• Opens a doorway to accept and receive the unexpected.
• Sets the wounded ego aside to receive more benefits from spiritual work.
• Supports suspension of disbelief.
• Supports a practitioner in knowing their role as a co-creator of miracles.
• Resolves sacral chakra issues.
• Enlivens the solar plexus chakra to enhance personal power.
• Awakens sense of self-worth and deservedness.
• Enhances the heart chakra to know love and respect.
• Resolves embarrassment, shame, and humiliation.
• Resolves feelings of impotency and helplessness.
• Restores gratitude.​
• Restores personal dignity.