Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Vajrasattva

    deity figure · 2 works · 3 mentions · 9 anchored passages

    glorious Vajrasattva · the Adamantine Being

    in the texts

    CaryāmelāpakapradīpaAncient · Sanskrit

    Primordial tantric buddha invoked at the opening of the text and presented as the goal of accomplishment.

    Vajrasattva, the great King, is to be invoked again and again.
    resolution of doubts on the manifold conduct of th
    for there indeed [the deities] in the forms of glorious Vajrasattva manifest [themselves].
    resolution of doubts on the manifold conduct of th
    Homage to glorious Vajrasattva (the Adamantine Being, the primordial buddha of this tradition).
    resolution of doubts about the integration of awak

    CittaviśuddhiprakaraṇaAncient · Sanskrit

    A tantric deity identified with the mind in the scheme mapping body, senses, and mind onto buddhas and deities.

    The body is King Śrīheruka, and the mind is Vajrasattva;
    treatise on the purification of the mind
    The eye is the Buddha Vajrasattva / Śrīheruka / Vairocana (Buddha-deities mapped onto the body and senses) (Vairocana);
    treatise on the purification of the mind