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"The practitioner who maintains mantras next proceeds to the third court.
In the first gate in the east is the altar of Śākyasiṃha.
It is said to be the Great Indra [altar], of exquisite and true golden color,
equal on all four sides, as with the former vajra mudrā.
Above appears a padma, surrounded entirely by yellow light,
encircled by vajra mudrās. His body is a mass of purplish-golden radiance,
endowed with the thirty-two marks, clad in a kāṣāya robe,
seated upon a white lotus terrace; in order to cause the teaching to spread,
he sits there expounding the Dharma (the almsbowl mudrā). The wisdom hand forms the auspicious mudrā (thumb holding water-finger),
entering the jewel-abode samādhi (the retinue enters together). Gaganāvalokiteśvara!
Aparājita and his consort! Next to the north is Tathāgataratna!
The Venerable Tathāgatorṇā! Mahācakravartin, Tejoraśi!
Anantasvaraghoṣa Buddha! The Tathāgata's Sorrow, Pity, and Compassion!
To the left is Sitātapatra Buddha! Jaya Buddha, Vijayā Buddha!
Abhyudgata Buddha, Pramardana Buddha! The Tathāgata's Tongue, Speech, and Laughter!
Above the jewel is Śakti! Candanagandha Pratyekabuddha!
Tamālapattracandana, and so on! Maudgalyāyana, Subhūti!
Kāśyapa, Śāriputra! The Tathāgata's Joy and Equanimity!
Above the umbrella is Tathāgatadaṃṣṭra! Cakranābhi Pratyekabuddha!
Ratnanābhi Pratyekabuddha! Koṣṭhila, Ānanda!
Kātyāyana, Upāli! The sea of clouds of wisdom offerings!"