Samantabhadra Buddha

Samanta-Bhadra is a Bodhisattva who attained enlightenment but delayed their own entry to nirvana in order to help others to achieve liberation from suffering. Praised for his virtues such as wisdom, compassion, and skillful means. Devotion to Samanta-Bhadra is common in Mahayana Buddhism, with practitioners seeking his blessings and guidance on their spiritual journey towards awakening. Experience the majestic presence of Samanta-Bhadra and connect with the limitless possibilities of your own Buddha nature.

Yab-Yum is a Tibetan Buddhist iconography that depicts a male and female deity in a sexual embrace, symbolizing the union of wisdom and compassion. The term "Yab" translates to "father" or "male" in Tibetan, while "Yum" translates to "mother" or "female." The male deity represents compassion and skillful means, while the female deity represents wisdom and insight. The embrace symbolizes the inseparability of these forces in enlightenment. Yab-Yum imagery is found in Buddhist deities and practices, including the primordial Buddha Samantabhadra and his consort Samantabhadri.