The Vajrayana path of Tibetan Buddhism:

If you take the word Vajra it means literally "Lightning Bolt" and it also means "Diamond".

So, if you are on the Vajrayana path of Tibetan Buddhism in this sense Vajrayana means "Instant Enlightenment" which is extremely powerful. And from this point of view you are also on the Diamond path to Vajrasattva and his Consort Nyema, Who according to my way of thinking about all this from a westerners point of view remind me sort of names for the God And Goddess who run the physical Universe more than anything else if you really study what they are about.

Vajrasattva and Nyema are the highest evolved Physical Buddhas in the physical universe who have chosen to wait for all beings to enter Full Enlightenment in the Universe before they move into the Formless Realms beyond physical existence in bodies and on planets and inside stars.

This is my personal Experience of all this that has been evolving as I learned more since about 1980 when I had my very first Tibetan Buddhist Initiation with Lama Gyaltrul Rinpoche then along with my family above what is now the Green Leaf Restaurant in Ashland Oregon.

So, to repeat somewhat the Vajrayana path is both "The Lightning path of Instant enlightenment",

And simultaneously "the Diamond path of Vajrasattva and Nyema" who are like the God and Goddess of the physical universe from my point of view.

However, in Tibetan Buddhism the definition of what a God is is completely different than how Christians view all this because it is in a completely different continuum because Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism likely didn't directly intersect with Middle Eastern and European style Christianity.

However, because they were not conquered in Tibet by other nations for so long because of their forbidding altitude that killed most armies trying to even get there at all, they do have records of Jesus when he came to India with his wife Mary Magdalene and children and so in India and around the world there are likely millions of Jesus' descendents since he was a guru who after his resurrection taught as a guru in India until he was 85 years old.

When I was told that Tibetan Script written around that time (I believe) probably 700 AD I'm thinking but it could be earlier likely possibly when Padmasambhava brought Buddhism from Nalanda Buddhist University there in Nalanda, Bihar, India today. So, this script they still have notates that Jesus was called "St. ISSA" but if you take his name in his native Aramaic it was yesu or yeshua which might sound like ISSA to another tongue in India. Also, there are presently 300 different languages spoken in India to this day and English it turns out is the least offensive to most Indians because of all the wars and history for 10,000 years.