Vajrasattva is a white-bodied bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing purity. His practice is centred around purification, involving the recitation of his mantra ("Om Vajrasattva Hum") and visualization. The vajra and bell he holds represent the union of wisdom and compassion. Devotees engage in Vajrasattva practices to cleanse negative karma and defilements, fostering a purified state of being on the path to enlightenment.
