སྟང་ཆན་མ་རབ་ཏ་འཇམས་པ་ཞས་བྱ་བའ་མད 11
Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm 11
- Language
- English
11
When the yakṣa generals
Heard Kubera’s words,
They went throughout the four directions.
They called out loudly to the guhyakas:
“O Sage! May the assemblies of bhūtas in the east,
Twenty-eight bhūtas,
Grahas born from gandharvas,
Obey me!
By means of the sūtra noose
They are all bound by the five fetters!¹³
“O Sage! May the assemblies of bhūtas in the south,
Twenty-eight bhūtas,
Grahas born from kumbhāṇḍas,
Obey me!
By means of the sūtra noose,
They are all bound by the five fetters!
“O Sage! May the assemblies of bhūtas in the west,
Twenty-eight bhūtas,
Grahas born from nāgas,
Obey me!
By means of the sūtra noose,
They are all bound by the five fetters!
“O Sage! May the assemblies of bhūtas in the north,
Twenty-eight bhūtas,
Grahas born from yakṣas,
Obey me!
By means of the sūtra noose,
They are all bound by the five fetters!
“The six hundred million yakṣas
In the court of Sañjaya,
He Who Is Born by Men,
The oldest son of Kubera,
Are bound by the five fetters,
And brought forth with the sūtra noose.
“The six hundred million yakṣas
In the court
Of Kubera’s second oldest son,
Known as Janaka,
Are bound by the five fetters,
And brought forth with the sūtra noose.
“The six hundred million yakṣas
In the court
Of Kubera’s third oldest son,
Whose name is Mahāgraha,
Are bound by the five fetters,
And brought forth with the sūtra noose.
“The six hundred million yakṣas
In the court
Of Kubera’s fourth oldest son,
Whose name is Kalaśodara,
Are bound by the five fetters,
And brought forth with the sūtra noose.
“The six hundred million yakṣas
In the court of the great god Maheśvara,
The Four-Armed One, Mahābala,
Linked texts (1)
- སྟོང་ཆེན་མོ་རབ་ཏུ་འཇོམས་པ་ཞེས་བྱ་བའི་མདོ — Classical Tibetan