Placeholder: Vajrayogini is a central female deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, especially revered in Tibetan traditions such as the Sakya, Kagyu, and Gelug schools. She is understood as a supreme tantric yidam (meditational deity), embodying enlightened wisdom in its most dynamic and transformative form. Typically depicted as a radiant red dakini, she stands in a dancing posture upon a corpse, symbolizing the transcendence of ego and ignorance. In her right hand she holds a curved knife (kartika), used to cut thr Vajrayogini is a central female deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, especially revered in Tibetan traditions such as the Sakya, Kagyu, and Gelug schools. She is understood as a supreme tantric yidam (meditational deity), embodying enlightened wisdom in its most dynamic and transformative form. Typically depicted as a radiant red dakini, she stands in a dancing posture upon a corpse, symbolizing the transcendence of ego and ignorance. In her right hand she holds a curved knife (kartika), used to cut thr

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Vajrayogini is a central female deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, especially revered in Tibetan traditions such as the Sakya, Kagyu, and Gelug schools. She is understood as a supreme tantric yidam (meditational deity), embodying enlightened wisdom in its most dynamic and transformative form. Typically depicted as a radiant red dakini, she stands in a dancing posture upon a corpse, symbolizing the transcendence of ego and ignorance. In her right hand she holds a curved knife (kartika), used to cut thr

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