The double dorje is a sacred symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, consisting of two dorje symbols connected at their centers to form a cross-like shape. It represents indestructibility, symbolizing the unchangeable nature of enlightenment and spiritual strength. Used in rituals, it signifies the harmonious balance of dualities, such as wisdom and compassion, and is associated with deities like Vajrasattva. The double dorje serves as a potent emblem in Tibetan Buddhist practices, emphasizing the stability and invincibility of spiritual pursuits.
