vajra

• Sustantivo propio que designa el arma mítica del dios hindú Indra, a menudo representada como un rayo o cetro; simboliza fuerza, poder espiritual e indestructibilidad en el budismo e hinduismo.

A proper noun referring to the mythical thunderbolt weapon of the Hindu god Indra, often symbolizing power and indestructibility.

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1. Indra's ThunderboltC1formal

   A mythical weapon wielded by the Hindu god Indra, often described as a thunderbolt or a diamond-like indestructible object.

   Vajra de Indra

   • In the Rigveda, Indra uses the Vajra to defeat the serpent Vritra.
   • The Vajra is said to be made from the bones of the sage Dadhichi.
   • Artistic depictions often show Indra holding a Vajra in his hand.

   Sinónimosdiamondthunderbolt

2. Buddhist Ritual ObjectC1formal

   A ritual object in Buddhism, symbolizing the indestructible and diamond-like nature of reality, often used in ceremonies.

   Vajra (objeto ritual budista)

   • The Vajra is a key symbol in Tibetan Buddhist rituals.
   • Monks hold a Vajra and bell during meditation practices.
   • The Vajra represents the male principle of upaya (skillful means).

   Sinónimosthunderbolt