Fudo Myoo, also known as Acala, is a significant figure in Buddhism, particularly within the Vajrayana and Shingon traditions. He is often depicted as a fierce protector of the Buddhist teachings, embodying the power to dispel ignorance and obstacles on the path to enlightenment. Fudo Myoo is typically shown with a sword in one hand and a rope in the other, symbolizing his ability to cut through delusion and bind evil forces. Fudo Myoo is revered as a guardian deity, often associated with fire, which represents purification and transformation. His worship is common in Japan, where he is frequently found in temples and shrines. Devotees believe that invoking Fudo Myoo can provide strength and protection in overcoming challenges and achieving spiritual growth.