Hayagriva is also one of the main archetype deities of Nyingma Order. He is one of the emanation of Bodhisattva Avalokiteswar in terrific form. He has many forms often with three faces, six arms, and four legs, and sometimes with huge wings. He can be recognized by a small horse head surmounted on the top of his main terrific head and gives him his name Hayagriva. "Horse necked one". The horse head neighs very loudly and the sound is said to pierce all the false appearance inherent existence or substantial reality. His hair is disheveled and protruding from the horse head. He wears a crown of skulls and under a belt of heads hangs a tiger skin. His symbols are the thunderbolt, trident lasso etc.
Hayangriva is another deity emanated from Ashokabhaya. He is of red color, with eight arms and three faces, each face with three eyes. His right and left faces are blue and white respectively and he has snakes as ornaments. His first face has a smiling appearance, the right has a protruding tongue and he bites his lips in his left. He is adorned in tiger skin and shown in his four right hands the Vajra, the staff, the karana pose and the raised index finger. The second touches the breast and two remaining ones holds the lotus and the bow.
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