Vajrasattva

(Sanskrit; Tibetan dorje tekpa) Literally, Diamond Vehicle, or Diamond Soul. In Buddhism, Vajrasattva is a symbol of the purifying aspect of divinity.

“People imagine that our Father who is in Heaven is a Lord who is seated there. Yet, if we profoundly reflect on this, we discover the Monad, the number one, the origin of all of the other unities or Monads. It is clear that the Monad needs something in life in order to Self-realize. What is it that the Monad needs? We find the answer in the light of Sanskrit. It needs “Vajrasattva,” which means “a Diamond Soul.” This is a Soul that has no “I,” that has eliminated all of the subjective elements of perception; these subjective elements are the “I’s” and the three traitors of Hiram Abiff, or in other words, Judas, the demon of desire, who is mistakenly confused with the Astral Body; Pilate, the demon of the mind, who is confused with the Mental Body; and Caiaphas, the demon of Evil Will.” – Samael Aun Weor, Tarot and Kabbalah

Vishnu

The one who works everywhere.

(Sanskrit विष्णु)

“…Vishńu, from the root Vis, ‘to enter’ or ‘pervade;’…” – Vishnu Purana

Brahma, Vishnu and Siva are the three aspects of God. Brahma is the creative aspect; Vishnu is the preservative aspect; and Siva is the destructive aspect. There is no polytheism in Hinduism. Siva, Vishnu, Brahma, Sakti are different aspects of the one Lord.” – Swami Sivananda, Hindu Gods and Goddesses

“An eternal breath exists within the heart of every life. All of the breaths of life are the Great Breath emanated from the Absolute in the dawn of the Mahamanvantara. All the breaths are resplendent Dragons of Wisdom. The Great Breath is the Cosmic Christ, the Army of the Voice, Kwan-Yin, the Melodious Voice, Avalokiteshvara, Vishnu, Osiris, the Central Sun.” – Samael Aun Weor, Kundalini Yoga

“The Cosmic Christ is called “Christos” by the Greeks, “Osiris” by the Egyptians, “Vishnu” by the Hindus, “Kuan Yin,” the Melodious Voice by the Chinese, “Avalokiteshvara” by Tibetans. The Cosmic Christ is the Army of the Voice, the great breath, the central sun, the Solar Logos, the Word of God.” – Samael Aun Weor, The Major Mysteries

“Christ is Vishnu in the sacred land of the Vedas. He is the Second Logos, sublime emanation of Brahma, the First Logos.” – Samael Aun Weor, The Three Mountains

“The incarnation of Vishnu into a human being is what is called an Avatar. Properly, Vishnu is the Christ, the Solar Logos. This is why in India they say that reincarnation is performed by Vishnu. Krishna spoke about this by saying, “Only the Devas reincarnate.” – Samael Aun Weor, Tarot and Kabbalah