Three Roots Thangka 1

The **Three Roots**—Guru, Yidam, and Dakini—are essential pillars of Tibetan Buddhist practice, guiding practitioners toward enlightenment. The **Guru** is the source of blessings and wisdom, offering guidance and inspiration. The **Yidam**, a meditational deity, represents one’s innate enlightened qualities, aiding in inner transformation through meditation. The **Dakini**, embodying enlightened feminine energy, symbolizes wisdom and compassion, helping dissolve obstacles and reveal the interconnectedness of all beings. Together, these three roots provide a profound framework for spiritual growth, whether you're a beginner or an advanced practitioner. Explore teachings and practices centered on the Three Roots to deepen your connection to Tibetan Buddhism’s transformative wisdom.