Kurukulla is a Tibetan Buddhist deity associated with the power of attraction and love. She is frequently portrayed as a lovely and youthful goddess with a red body and four arms holding a bow and arrow, a hook, a noose, and a flower garland.Kurukulla is linked to tantric practice and is thought to embody the transformative power of desire and love, which can be used to cultivate spiritual realization. Her name means "she who turns the cakra," which refers to her ability to activate the body's and mind's power centers.Kurukulla is frequently invoked in Tibetan Buddhist practice for blessings related to love, attraction, and magnetism, as well as protection against negative influences and obstacles. Reciting her mantras and meditating on her image are thought to help practitioners develop greater inner strength and clarity, as well as the ability to attract positive experiences and opportunities.