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> from the Hook up to the Tathāgata's Armor, > each is seated upon a white lotus pedestal. > Wheel, sword, spear, conch, > bell, noose, and the like, > ūrṇā, mouth, tongue, and teeth, > each holds a lotus. > Upon the lotus is placed an insignia; > the navel-seal is in the midst of the lotus, > painted with a halo of lotus petals, > the wondrous marks of round perfection. > The waist is like a garland of turning jewels; > the private parts are tucked away like those of a fine horse, > the hidden organ not allowed to appear, > bestowing vows, expounding the Dharma with eloquence. > Upon the lotuses are scripture-treasures, > the stations of mindfulness, the ten powers, and so forth; > all are painted in human-like celestial forms, > with serene expressions of samādhi. > They should be fashioned in the likeness of uṣṇīṣas. > Mountains, rivers, trees, flowers, and fruits, > highways, spirits, and deities > each bear insignia according to their names. > The spirits of years, months, and the six seasons > hold flowers according to the fundamental teaching. > Briefly explaining the Great Compassion Treasury, > the arrangement of the maṇḍala is concluded. > The whole multitude of holy ones > is detailed as in the diagram of the great altar. > The consecration ācārya > practices offerings according to the sūtra. > Next, lead in those who should be saved: > either ten, eight, seven, > five, two, four, or one. > Sprinkle them with pure water, > give them scent and flowers, > cause them to generate the bodhicitta, > confer on them the supreme precepts, > and cause them to be mindful of the Tathāgatas. > All of them shall be caused > to be born into the pure family of the Buddha. > Form the Dharmadhātusamudbhava mudrā > and the Dharmacakra mudrā; > with Vajrasattva and the rest, > perform adhiṣṭhāna with them. > Next, one should personally form > the samaya of the Buddhas. > Three times turn and empower the pure robes > according to the mantra teachings. > Cover their heads with red robes, > deeply giving rise to a compassionate mind. > Recite the samaya three times, > and crown them with the syllable Raṃ, > adorned with the great void dot (anusvāra), > surrounded by an opening garland of flames; > from the syllable-door white light arises, > flowing forth like the full moon. > Face before the World-Saviors, > and scatter pure flowers; > wherever their flowers land, > there the practitioner shall venerate. > At the initial gate of the maṇḍala, > where the great dragon guards the flanks, > between the two gates, > station the pupils. > Abiding there according to the teachings of the Dharma, > they perform their various tasks; > in this way cause the disciples > to be far removed from all faults. > Perform the peaceful homa; > the homa abides according to the rule, > initially from the central womb > out to the exterior of the second \[court\]. > Within the maṇḍala, > generate a mind free of doubt and hesitation. > According to the measure of one's own cubit, > dig out a pit to make the altar of radiant light, > with four tiers as its circumference, > and a vajra-seal marked in the center. > To the right side of the master's seat > are the utensils and requisites for the homa; > the pupil stands to his left, > squatting with increasing reverence. > Spreading the auspicious grass oneself, > rely on the ground to sit peacefully, > or spread variegated colors > of brilliant and extremely splendid radiance. > When all the painted work is complete, > this is the abridged place for homa. > Spread auspicious reeds all around, > tips and roots overlapping each other, > all turning clockwise, broad and thick, > and sprinkle fragrant water everywhere. > Contemplate the Fire-Light Lord, > entreating him to enter the hearth; > out of pity for all, > one should hold a full vessel > and make offerings to him. > At that time, the well-abiding one > should utter these true words: > — English (machine translation) (machine translation) - [Previous: 2.361](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850.2.361) - [Next: 2.363](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850.2.363) - [Up: 2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850.2) ## Translations (1) - [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850~en-mt.2.362) — English, machine translation --- Source: [https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850.2.362](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.850.2.362) · Pramāṇa