Lha (deity)

Lha, in Tibetan Buddhism, refers to celestial spirits or divine beings considered protectors and guardians in spiritual practice. They are often depicted as powerful, benevolent entities that assist practitioners on their spiritual path, providing protection, wisdom, and support. Lhas are associated with specific qualities and symbolize aspects of enlightened mind. They are invoked in rituals and considered integral to the spiritual landscape, embodying the divine forces that help manifest spiritual goals. Their role emphasizes the interconnectedness between the divine and human realms in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.