Protectors in Buddhist tradition are deities and spiritual beings who guard against negative forces and obstacles. They embody various forms of strength, wisdom, and compassion, often depicted in fierce and dynamic forms to repel harm. Their role is to safeguard practitioners’ spiritual progress and well-being. Protectors are integral in rituals and practices, serving as powerful allies in maintaining a safe and conducive environment for spiritual growth. Reverence for protectors reflects the belief in their ability to uphold dharma and protect the faithful from malevolent influences.