Dorje Phagmo, also known as Vajravarahi, is a Tibetan Buddhist tantric deity. She is the female counterpart of Chakrasamvara, a male deity who symbolizes the union of compassion and wisdom. They are considered to be the ultimate manifestation of the inseparable nature of wisdom and emptiness. Dorje Phagmo is frequently depicted as fierce and wrathful, with a blue-black body and a skull crown. She has one face, three eyes, and four arms, and she is holding a skull cup, a vajra, a bell, and a curved knife. Her name means "diamond sow," and it symbolizes the power of her transformation as well as the purity of her essence. Dorje Phagmo is revered in Tibetan Buddhism as a powerful protector and guide for practitioners on the path to enlightenment. She is associated with the Chakrasamvara and Naropa Six Yogas practices, which aim to transform ordinary experiences into opportunities for spiritual growth and realization. Meditation on Dorje Phagmo and reciting her mantras is thought to aid practitioners in developing greater wisdom, compassion, and inner strength, as well as overcoming negative forces and obstacles on the path to enlightenment.