In Tibetan Buddhism, Vajrakilaya is a furious deity who is frequently connected to the dismantling of barriers and the defeat of evil forces. Vajrakilaya's furious side symbolises the deity's vengeful and powerful character in conquering both internal and external barriers on the way to enlightenment.
With a phurba (ritual dagger) in one hand and a vajra (thunderbolt) in the other, Vajrakilaya is a ferocious and energetic figure. His angry face, painted in flames, represents the cleansing of impurities and the quick, transformational effect of his work.
The practice of Vajrakilaya is often employed to remove obstacles, pacify negative forces, and purify one's own mind. Devotees may engage in rituals, visualizations, and recitations associated with Vajrakilaya as a means of invoking his powerful and transformative energy in their spiritual endeavors.
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