Vajrasattva, often referred to as the "great purifier" in Tibetan Buddhism, holds a prominent role in purification practices for practitioners of all levels. This deity is considered the primary figure for purification, and his function is crucial for removing obstacles and negative karma that obscure one's Buddha Nature.
The practice of Vajrasattva is highly regarded as a potent method for cleansing the mind in Vajrayana Buddhism. In the left and right hand of Vajrasattva, you can see a golden bell and vajra. He looks lavish with ornaments adorning him from head to toe. He is seen seated on a moon disc and then on a golden and silver-bloomed lotus.
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