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"The family mother Māmakī also holds a firm wisdom pestle (three-spoked),
adorned about her body with necklaces. To her right is Vajrasūcī,
surrounded by a host of messengers, smiling as they look up together,
holding a single-spoked, firm, sharp wisdom [pestle], with hands internally bound and extending the wind wheel (the space [finger] enters).
To the left is placed Śaṅkhalā, holding a vajra chain,
together with all the messengers of her own family, her body light yellow,
with the wisdom pestle as her emblem, the four wheels crossing each other,
revolving wisdom over concentration. Below Vajradhara,
is wrathful Trailokyavijaya, the subduer of great obstacles,
named the Venerable Candratilaka, showing three eyes and four fangs,
the color of summer rainclouds, uttering the roaring laugh of aṭṭahāsa.
Adorned with vajra-jeweled necklaces, for the sake of gathering and protecting sentient beings,
he is surrounded by immeasurable multitudes, with up to a hundred thousand hands,
holding various weapons. Wrathful ones such as these
all abide within lotus blossoms. According with the previous vajra chain,
the two space [fingers] open and hold the wind [fingers]. The Vajra Earth-Holders
form internal binding with vajra fists (both space [fingers] erect together, the two elbows close and held slightly high to resemble the shape of a mallet, looking to the right as if striking in wrath).
Wrathful Kuṇḍalī is translucent like blue-green beryl,
his majestic radiance like the fire of the aeon's end, blazing brightly with the sun disc at his back,
with knit brows, a smiling yet wrathful countenance, tiger fangs shown above and below,
a thousand eyes unblinking, his majestic splendor intense like the sun,
his thousand hands each grasping various vajra weapons,
his head crowned with vajra jewels, with dragon necklaces and a tiger-skin skirt,
situated within a moon disc, seated on a lapis-lazuli boulder.
Wrathful Kumāra abides upon a blue lotus,
his body colored like a yellow cloud, his hair red and disheveled upward,
adorned on his body with necklaces and bracelets, wearing a tiger skin around his hips,
holding the wisdom pestle and the concentration fearlessness [mudrā]; as soon as he maintains the mantra phrases,
transformed Buddhas issue from his mouth. Next, Ucchuṣma
assumes a greatly wrathful form, blazing with black-gold radiance,
his right holding a sword and below a lasso, a club and a three-spoked trident,
all weapons bursting into flames. Vajras who carry out commands and so forth,
with leaders such as these, in numbers as many as the dust motes of ten Buddha-lands,
are gathered together with the host of Vajradharas."