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| Vajrakila (- also Benzarkila, Dorje Phurba), surrounded by major deities of his mandala or field of enlightenment (Buddha field), can be easily recognized by holding a magical dagger (phurbu) in his hands, which enforces him to ban all kind of hindrances, caused by lower demons, angry nagas or ghosts (pretas). He can be invoked as a protector as well as a deity for self-identification. His most common mantra is 'OM VAJRAKILA KILAYA SARVA BENGANIN BAM HUNG PHET'. This dark-blue Vajrakila is a wrathful emanation of the water element (Akshobhya Buddha). The seed-syllable is HUNG. The Vajrakilaya tantra has a special importance in the Nyinmapa, Sakyapa and Kagyu traditions of Tibetan Buddhism. | |
| Tibetan thangka of the 19th century (- collection unknown) |
| Other Kalu Rinpoche
Stuff on this Site Kalu Rinpoche (small bio this page), Kalu Rinpoche (Photo) Biographical Notes on Ven. Kalu Rinpoche.* Kalu Rinpoche: The 6 Bardos-.* Kalu Rinpoche: the Nature of Mind * Kalu Rinpoche: Mahamudra Kalu Rinpoche: Chenrezig Meditation |
Some Other Buddhist
Subpages Vajrapani Painting, Green Tara Painting , Heruka-Chakrasamvara, Psychedelic Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, 8-armed Green Tara, Vajrakila, Golden Nagaradja, Nagaradja (detail), Nagas, Skyblue Manjushri, Amitayus Buddha, White Manjushri |
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