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are sons. However, on the seats of all the goddesses called doorkeepers, the eastern seat is Indra, the northern seat is Yaksha, the western seat is the Water Lord, and the southern seat is Yama. They all abide with their right legs extended. With three eyes, hair standing on end, adorned with a garland of skulls, and decorated with various emanated ornaments. In order, the hook, the lasso, the chain, and the bell are in the hands of the main deity. Others hold a vajra, a skull cup, a khatvanga, and a head. Their faces are transformed, their bellies are hanging down, and all are adorned with garlands of heads. The lotus is blooming, generating the splendor of bodhicitta, and they are intoxicated. In the entire mandala, they are filled with their own light, method, and supreme joy. The body, speech, mind, and heart are the places of wisdom. Adorned with two armors, empowered, offered, and praised, and delighted by the recitation of mantras: Oṃ Vajra Vairocani Ye Hūṃ Hūṃ Phaṭ Svāhā. The four jewels on the earth, the mantra of the garland is supreme. These are like wish-fulfilling jewels, accomplishing the desires of all beings. This is the difficult commentary on glorious Heruka, from the beginning of the method of accomplishment, the explanation of the eighth chapter. Explanation of the eighth chapter.