Vajrasattva Buddha 15-Minute Practice Sadhana and Mantra
In Buddhism, all practice can be considered purification. Whether we are practicing the Eightfold Path taught by Shakyamuni Buddha, or the five transformations of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, or a Yidam meditation in personal practice, all of these are ultimately purification of the ten poisons, our skhandas, our past negative karmas. Healing is purification. Pacification is purification, Wrathful activity in the Buddhist context is purification. All Buddhist practices could ultimately be described by the goal “purification of the five aggregates.”
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