Parnashavari and Vajra Vidarana Practice and Initiation
Parnashavari (Sanskrit), Lomagyuma in Tibetan, is the mountain hermitess who dispels ignorance and protects from disease (in particular those of a contagious nature).
She is also identified as the twentieth of the twenty-one Taras, who is specialised in the prevention and cure of sickness thanks to her knowledge regarding the natural healing powers of herbs.
She wears a skirt of forest leaves and in one hand she holds the stem of a medicinal plant; she is both peaceful and wrathful at the same time.
Parnashavari belongs to the Karma Action Family of Buddha Amoghasiddhi, emphasising the swift performance of the enlightened activities of the buddhas.
Vajra Vajra Vidarana (sanskrit) Dorje Namjom in tibetan
Vajravidarana is an emanation of Vajrapani, the energy of all the Buddhas. His mantra is particularly popular and effective. It has the purpose of magnetising the energy of the water so that the inner and external liquids can acquire a purifying power. It is useful as an antidote to poisons and to counteract the obscuring effect of black foods. The practice of Vajra Vidarana is also meant to purify negative karma and protect from harmful astrological influences.
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