What if "devotion" isn't about submission, but radical self-empowerment? 👁️✨ Coming from fine arts, fantasy worlds, and RPGs, my path to Tibetan Buddhism—bridging the ritual precision of Sakya with the raw, natural awareness of Nyingma and Dzogchen—felt less like a religion and more like a profound return home. In the West, we often reject devotion because we confuse it with blind dogma. But in Vajrayana, it is a psychological masterclass. Deity Yoga isn’t about worshiping an external god. A ritual is a performance. An actor performs to tell a story; a gamer embodies a character to navigate a world. A practitioner performs a ritual to rehearse enlightenment. Connecting with Vajrayogini—the fierce, uncompromised female archetype—is how I learned to transmute the chaos of this world and refuse to let circumstances put me down. It is using the power of sacred suggestion to rewrite our own psychology. But there is a line we must draw, and it comes down to respect. As a Galician, I u...