Vajradhatvishvari
(Redirected from Consort Vajradhatvishvari)
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Vajradhatvishvari; consort Vajradhatvishvari;, white, holding to the heart a wheel handled curved knife and a skullcup, seated in a relaxed posture. She manifests the ultimate state of emptiness. Vajradhatvishvari, who wraps her legs around Vajrasattva from behind, and he holds in his hands the thunderbolt and bell, symbols of compassion and wisdom.