Three Roots Thangka 2

The Three Roots—Guru, Yidam, and Dakini—are central to Tibetan Buddhist practice, guiding practitioners toward enlightenment. The Guru is the source of wisdom and blessings, offering guidance and inspiration. The Yidam, a meditational deity, symbolizes one’s enlightened potential, aiding in inner transformation through meditation. The Dakini, representing enlightened feminine energy, embodies wisdom and compassion, helping dissolve obstacles and reveal the interconnectedness of all beings. Together, these roots provide a transformative framework for spiritual growth. Explore teachings and practices centered on the Three Roots to deepen your connection to Tibetan Buddhism’s profound wisdom and embark on a path of self-discovery and enlightenment.