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The practitioner, in the superior direction, [visualizes] Kṣitigarbha Mahāsattva.
On the ground interlaced with varied jewels, four jewels form a lotus,
with a wondrously adorned, radiant pericarp; the holy one abides therein,
together with immeasurable bodhisattvas: Ratnapāṇi and Ratnahasta,
Dharaṇīṃdhara, Ratnamudrāhasta, and Utpādayitṛ-dṛḍhādhyāśaya.
For the initial mudrā, form fists with wisdom and samādhi, opening and straightening the two fire wheels.
For Ratnākara, prajñā forms a fist, with three wheels extended and spread.
For Ratnahasta, use the previous fist, tuck in the rest, and extend water straight.
The backs of wisdom and samādhi are joined together, space and earth mutually clasping each other;
such is the mudrā of Dharaṇīṃdhara. Using the previous five-pronged trident
is named Ratnamudrāhasta. The aforesaid vajra trident
is named the sixth mudrā. Their respective mantras are: