Herukapa Mandala Puja བདེ་མཆོག་སྒྲུབ་མཆོད་དངོས་གཞི།

Heruka mandala is a visualization practice in Tantric Buddhism, particularly in the Tibetan Buddhism tradition. Heruka mandala refers to the visualization of a palace and surrounding environment, which represents the pure land of a particular deity known as Heruka. Heruka is a wrathful and fierce form of a buddha, and is often depicted with multiple heads and arms, holding various implements.During the practice, the practitioner typically visualizes themselves as Heruka and makes offerings such as incense, water, and flowers to the deity, while reciting mantras and making requests for blessings and protection. The visualization and offerings are said to help purify the mind and create a connection to the deity, bringing blessings, protection and attain spiritual goals.It's important to note that Heruka mandala practice is an advanced practice and is typically only performed by practitioners who have received the appropriate empowerment and teachings from a qualified teacher. Additional