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Vajrasattva (Sanskrit: वज्रसत्त्व, Tibetan: རྡོ་རྗེ་སེམས་དཔའ།
Dorje Sempa,
short form: རྡོར་སེམས། Dorsem) is a
bodhisattva in the
Mahayana and Mantrayana/Vajrayana...
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holding or
wielding the vajra. The most
famous of
these are Vajrapani,
Vajrasattva, and Vajradhara. The
figure of the
Wrathful Vajrapani (lit.
vajra in...
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bodhisattva of
power that
flanks Amitābha in Pure Land
Buddhism and as
Vajrasattva in
Tibetan Buddhism. They are
usually portra**** as a pair of figures...
- 120–185 (The
Rajatarangini of Kalahana:
Fourth Book). "The
Bodhisattva Vajrasattva". The
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Reedy,
Chandra L. (1997). Himalayan...
- and ****an,
incorporates yidams like
Marici and the "five
mysteries of
Vajrasattva".
These variations reflect the
integration of
yidam practices into local...
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tantra are
superior because only
tantra makes use of what is
called "the
Vajrasattva meditative stabilization",
which refers to a non-dual
consciousness that...
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According to
Tibetan Buddhism,
Hayagriva is the
wrathful form of
Vajrasattva, who ****umes the form Avalokiteśvara and
turns into
Hayagriva in order...
- Kagyé. [citation needed]
Vajrakilaya is a
wrathful form of the
Buddha Vajrasattva. His
distinctive iconographic trait is that he
holds the
dagger called...
- (vidyadharas), the
chief of
which is Dorjé Chörap, who
gives them to
Vajrasattva and the
dakini Légi Wangmoché, who in turn
disseminate them
among human...
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inner sanctum is a
silver torana with
reliefs of the Five
Buddhas and
Vajrasattva. It is a copy of the
original gilt
copper torana above the main entrance...
