Vairocana Collection

Fudo Myo-o, 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Fudo Myo-o, 13th century. A wooden sculpture of an angry looking diety, holding a sword in his right hand and ope in his left, sitting cross-legged on an stylized rock formation

Fudo Myoo (image 17 of 17), c.1125. Creator: Unknown
Fudo Myoo (image 17 of 17), c.1125

Fudo Myoo (image 14 of 17), c.1125. Creator: Unknown
Fudo Myoo (image 14 of 17), c.1125

Buddhist Deity Fudo, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Buddhist Deity Fudo, 19th century

Fudo Myoo (image 1 of 17), c.1125. Creator: Unknown
Fudo Myoo (image 1 of 17), c.1125

Fudo Myoo (image 12 of 17), c.1125. Creator: Unknown
Fudo Myoo (image 12 of 17), c.1125

The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as a Stone Image of Fudo Myoo in the Play Kitekaeru...n, c. 1780. Creator: Shunsho
The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as a Stone Image of Fudo Myoo in the Play Kitekaeru Nishiki no Wakayaka, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1780, Japan, c. 1780

The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as the Buddhist Deity Fudo in the Final Scene from Part On... c. 1771. Creator: Shunsho
The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as the Buddhist Deity Fudo in the Final Scene from Part One of the Play Fuki Kaete Tsuki mo Yoshiwara (Rethatched Roof)

The Actors Sawamura Kijuro I as Ikazuchi Shinno, Prince of Thunder (far left), Ichik... c. 1771/72. Creator: Shunsho
The Actors Sawamura Kijuro I as Ikazuchi Shinno, Prince of Thunder (far left), Ichikawa Danjuro V as the Buddhist Deity Fudo (second from left)

Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876882-4)
876883 Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876882-4) by Tibetan School, (14th century); height: 29.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876883-4)
876882 Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876883-4) by Tibetan School, (14th century); height: 29.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876882-3)
876884 Figure of Vairochana, Densatil (gilt bronze) (see also 876882-3) by Tibetan School, (14th century); height: 29.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Wrathful Eight-armed and Three-faced Goddess Tara Marichi... ca. 1090. Creator: Unknown
Wrathful Eight-armed and Three-faced Goddess Tara Marichi, Leaf from a dispersed Pancavimsatisahasrika Prajnaparamita Manuscript, ca. 1090. Tara Marichi, an emanation from, and sakti of, Vairocana

Daibutsu Buddha, Nara, Japan
Todai-ji, a Buddhist temple complex located in the city of Nara, Japan. The Diabutsen (or Great Buddha Hall ) is the largest wooden building in the world

Daibutsu (Great Buddha) (Vairocana) inside the Daibutsu-den Hall of the Buddhist Temple of Todai-ji, Nara, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kansai, Japan, Asia

The Vairocana Buddha. Gilt bronze, China or Central Asia
BUDDHA, 7th CENTURY A.D. The Vairocana Buddha. Gilt bronze, China or Central Asia

Vairocana Buddha, Feng-Hsien Temple, dating from the Tang Dynasty between 672 and 675 AD, Longmen Buddhist Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, China, Asia

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Vairocana, also known as the Great Sun Buddha, is a central figure in Mahayana Buddhism. Representing the cosmic essence of enlightenment and universal truth, often depicted sitting in meditation with a serene expression on his face. As the embodiment of wisdom and compassion, Vairocana serves as a guide for practitioners seeking to attain spiritual awakening and liberation from suffering. His radiant presence illuminates the darkness of ignorance and delusion, leading followers towards ultimate enlightenment. In Japanese Esoteric Buddhism, Vairocana is considered the supreme deity who encompasses all Buddhas and transcends all dualities. He symbolizes the interconnectedness of all beings and the unity of body, speech, and mind. Devotees invoke Vairocana's blessings through prayers, mantras, and visualizations to purify their minds and cultivate inner peace. By meditating on his formless nature or reciting his sacred texts, practitioners can connect with his boundless wisdom and experience profound insights into reality. Through devotion to Vairocana's teachings and practices, individuals can awaken their innate potential for enlightenment and embody his qualities of compassion, wisdom, and equanimity in their daily lives. May we all strive to embody the radiant presence within ourselves as we journey towards spiritual realization.