Vajrayogini is a powerful goddess in Vajrayana Buddhism, a branch of Buddhism known for its esoteric practices. Her name combines "vajra," meaning diamond or thunderbolt, symbolizing power and wisdom, with "yogini," a female practitioner of yoga with mystical abilities.
Vajrayogini is often depicted in a fierce form. Her color is typically portrayed as red, symbolizing fiery energy. She stands on a cremation ground, signifying the destruction of illusion, and holds a skullcup filled with blood, representing transformation. In her right hand, she wields a vajra-handled ritual dagger.
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