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# བསལ་བའ་ཚལ་ཆན་པའ་མད 10

Great Cool Grove 10

- **Language:** English

### [10](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.dharani.protection.deity.mahasitavanisutra*bo~en-84000.10)

Aggressive, their hands are red with blood.  
Their limbs are incomplete and their bodies half formed.  
  
“Their eyes are yellow and their bodies bright yellow.  
They are filthy and have wizened bodies,  
Lips of iron, and hair that flows upward.  
They strike with dangerous weapons.  
  
“They have ears like bows and bloated stomachs,  
And they take forms like those of snakes or calves.  
They have the bodies of large-bellied pigs,  
Big heads, long arms,  
And ears and breasts that dangle.  
  
“I am surrounded by a host  
Of many such yakṣas—  
A trillion yakṣas,  
Each ungrateful to their mother.  
I have come to pay homage  
Together with this host.  
Heroic Gautama, we have come,  
Paying devout respect to you.  
  
“Ferocious in their aggression and wildness,  
With large heads and long hair,  
They rob humans, beasts,  
And birds of their vitality.  
  
“They eat blazing fire and so much more.  
Some have one eye, others yellow eyes,  
And some have severed noses and ears.  
Wounded with many lacerations,  
They have no heads, or they have severed heads.  
They have hunched bodies, wrinkled faces,  
Fire blazing in their eyes, and no feet.  
Frightening to humans,  
Broad and completely wild,  
They roam and dart about accordingly.  
  
“I am surrounded by a host  
Of many such yakṣas—  
A trillion yakṣas,  
Each with a thief for a mother.  
I have come to pay homage  
Together with this host.  
Heroic Gautama, we have come,  
Paying devout respect to you.  
  
“A rākṣasī named Chariot  
Lives within our realms.  
She has ten thousand mighty sons  
Who are my servants  
And have come to pay homage.  
Heroic Gautama, we have come,  
Paying devout respect to you.  
  
“A rākṣasī named Long Neck

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## Linked texts (1)

- [བསིལ་བའི་ཚལ་ཆེན་པོའི་མདོ](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.dharani.protection.deity.mahasitavanisutra*bo.10) — Classical Tibetan

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