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"With the wonderful king of lotuses / upholding the floral treasury realm, / the primordially truly enlightened ones and others / set out and establish the maṇḍala, / the secret of secrets, / born from the great compassion womb-treasury, / as well as immeasurable worldly / and supramundane maṇḍalas. / Listen, as I shall explain in order / all their depicted forms. / Everywhere on the four sides, / with one gate and pathways, / completely adorned with vajra mudrās, / in the center is a karma-vajra. / Above it is a great lotus flower / with a vajra stem of exquisite color, / eight petals complete with filaments and anthers, / naturally adorned with many jewels, / blossoming and bearing fruit; / upon that great lotus mudrā, / adorned with the great bindu. / The phrase of the arising of the twelve limbs / is throughout the center of the flower platform, / constantly emitting immeasurable light, / surrounded by hundreds of thousands of lotuses. / Above it, visualize further / the lion throne of the Great Awakened One, / ornamented with the king of jewels, / located inside a great palace. / The jewel pillars are arranged in rows, / with banners and canopies everywhere, / interlaced with pearl garlands and the like, / suspending wonderful jewel robes. / All around are clouds of fragrant flowers / and clouds of varied jewels, / universally raining miscellaneous flowers and the like, / showering down to adorn the ground. / Harmonious and melodious, lovely sounds / play all kinds of music; / visualize in the palace the pure and exquisite / auspicious vases and argha. / The kings of jewel trees blossom, / illuminated by maṇi lamps, / the stage of samādhi and dhāraṇī. / Courtesans endowed with mastery, / the Buddha-pāramitās and others, / the exquisite adorning flowers of bodhi, / skillfully perform diverse entertainments, / singing the wonderful sound of Dharma / to make offerings to all Tathāgatas! / By the power of my merit, / the power of the Tathāgata's adhiṣṭhāna, / and the power of the dharmadhātu, / I abide making universal offerings."