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Vajrasattva is the purifying divine, the being who offers salvation from the tarnish of negative karma and obscuration, and the revered "Lord of Purification."

Vajrasattva Statue: The Radiant Embodiment of Purification and Inner Clarity

Meet Vajrasattva, the Supreme Healer of the Mind In the pure realm of Tibetan Buddhism, Vajrasattva is the purifying divine, the being who offers s...
As you consider a statue for personal practice, a private collection, or simply starting on the path of Buddhist art, the ability to discriminate between Vajrasattva and Vajradhara will immensely enrich your experience.

Vajradhara vs. Vajrasattva in Copper Statues: The Subtle Differences Every Collector Needs to Know

How to Differentiate Vajradhara and Vajrasattva in Oxidized Copper Statues Within the rich and symbolic world of Himalayan Buddhism, few figures co...
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The Vajrasattva Practice for Purification

Vajrasattva, The Diamond or Adamant Vajrasattva, like other Buddhist deities, is opposed to the idea of ego. Consequently, neither "who" nor "what"...
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Vajra and Bell: What do they symbolize?

Vajra and Bell of Vajrasattva: The adamant scepter Vajra and bell (Ghanta) are the profound emblems of the Vajrayana. In Tantric practice, Vajr...