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For the tantric practice of Prabhashvara, see Ösel (yoga).
Prabhashvara is the color of the aura of Gautama Buddha.[1] The actual spectrum of his aura consists of five colors:
- 'nila' (sapphire blue)
- 'pita' (golden yellow)
- 'lohita' (crimson)
- 'odata' (white)
- 'manjesta' (scarlet)
The mixture of those five colors is believed to be Prabhashvara but it is depicted as separate strips of the five colors.
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