The Phurpa, which is a ritual dagger or the Vajrakilaya, is an important symbol that belongs to the Tibetan Buddhists. It is a triangular-shaped dagger with sophisticated ornamental patterns, with a prominent “Five-Pronged Dorje” or “Five-Pointed Vajra” at the top. Five Vajra symbols of overcoming obstacles. Phurpa is an essential instrument in Tibetan rituals, especially in the context of exorcism, expelling evil, and suppression of a demon or adversaries. It purifies and transforms negative energy into positive one. The conjunction of the Phurpa and the Five-Pronged Dorje symbolizes the practitioner’s ability to overcome inner and outer obstacles on the path and create transformation and enlightenment.
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