In esoteric Buddhism, a ritual to remove illness, wind, rain, and lightning by using Garuda as the principal image. It is said that it was not practiced much in Japan, except in a few cases. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 仏語。密教で、迦楼羅(かるら)を本尊として病悩、風雨、落雷を除くためにする修法。日本ではわずかの事例を除いては、あまり行なわれなかったという。
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