Vajrasattva
deity figure · 2 works · 3 mentions · 9 anchored passages
glorious Vajrasattva · the Adamantine Being
in the texts
Caryāmelāpakapradīpa
Primordial tantric buddha invoked at the opening of the text and presented as the goal of accomplishment.
for there indeed [the deities] in the forms of glorious Vajrasattva manifest [themselves].
By this, the one whose self is all the Buddhas would be accomplished, by the bliss of the elixir—[attaining] glorious Vajrasattva-[hood], [with] long life, youth, health, and true bliss.
Homage to glorious Vajrasattva (the Adamantine Being, the primordial buddha of this tradition).
Cittaviśuddhiprakaraṇa
A tantric deity identified with the mind in the scheme mapping body, senses, and mind onto buddhas and deities.
The eye is the Buddha Vajrasattva / Śrīheruka / Vairocana (Buddha-deities mapped onto the body and senses) (Vairocana);
The body is King Śrīheruka, and the mind is Vajrasattva;