Vajrasattva is an iconic deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, notably Tibetan Buddhism. Vajrasattva is linked to the realization of ultimate reality and the purifying of negative karma, as he is the embodiment of purity. Translations of the term "Vajrasattva" include "Diamond Being" or "Adamantine Being," highlighting the infallible and pure quality of this enlightened entity. Vajrasattva is frequently shown wearing white, which is a sign of perfect purity.
As a deity of cleansing, Vajrasattva is frequently invoked by practitioners who perform rituals, chant mantras and wash away pollutants and bad karma. The Vajrasattva practice is regarded as a crucial part of the Vajrayana path, assisting practitioners in reaching a state of spiritual clarity and mental purification. Reciting the Vajrasattva mantra, also known as the Hundred Syllable Mantra of Vajrasattva, is a potent means of transformation and purification. On their path to enlightenment, devotees of Vajrasattva believe they can atone for previous transgressions and achieve an inner state of purity via diligent practice and devotion to the figure.
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