Kurukulla Yogini Drawing

Description

The Kurukulla Yogini Sketch features Kurukulla yogini prominently in the center of the mandala, surrounded by a ring of skulls and flames, with decorative flowers in each corner.

Kurukulla is a highly revered figure in Vajrayana Buddhism, celebrated for her beauty, charisma, and power. She is typically shown with four arms, holding a bow and arrow, and is often called the “Goddess of Love and Beauty.”

Additionally, Kurukulla is recognized as a protector of the Dharma, invoked to combat those who challenge the Buddhist teachings. She is associated with the fire element and is sometimes depicted in shades of red. Moreover, Kurukulla is regarded as a potent source of spiritual energy and enlightenment.

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