English
Ta de bena varina sa samskara sada ma snapaya hum hum phat svaha. After making offerings, offer flowers and so on to the head. Bathe with five different medicines. Om Anagata Buddha Tathagata Avaloka Devena Varena Pancha Prakirna Dravya Vijñana Skandha Snapaya Me Hum Hum Phat Svaha. After making offerings, offer flowers and so on to the head. Bathe with five types of unguents. Om Anagata Buddha Tathagata Avaloka Devena Varena Dhana Skaraya Snapaya Hum Hum Phat Svaha. After making offerings, offer flowers and so on to the head. Bathe with five types of unguents. Om Anagata Buddha Tathagata Avaloke Bhairavarena Samalavana Pancha Kena Dhatvaya Yatanam Snapaya Hum Hum Phat Svaha. Then wipe everything clean with a cloth that has been fumigated with incense. Offer flowers to the head with the mantra in the form of Hum (Tibetan: ཧཱུྃ, Devanagari: हुं, Romanized Sanskrit: hūṃ, Literal meaning: Hum), and perform the vow-based bathing. Om Yatha Hejada Matra Syosnapeta Sarva Tathagata Tathagata Snapaye Ishtam Mesoda Vinavarena Om Ah Hum Phat Svaha. Then dress in various clothes and place them on a cushion in a place for reciting the sacred Dharma. Composed by the teacher Sherab Pal (Wisdom Glory). From the "Sequence of Eight Limbs," the fourth chapter called "Explanation of the Bathing Ritual" is complete. Fourth, the chapter called "Explanation of the Bathing Ritual" is complete.