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DTG016 0014.Explanation of Chapter Twelve..g2.0f

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That which averts the harm of the Dakinis, And all the afflictions of the planets, Is according to the command of Vajrasattva. Then, there is something else to be said, All sentient beings are extremely ignorant, During the king's daytime, diligently, Take cotton from the forest. Make it into thread with the yarn of a young maiden, Twist it to the left, Make the thread into three strands. Recite the root mantra a thousand times, Clearly recite and tie it, When making knots, use the left hand. There, observe the mothers, The twenty-four non-dual mothers, Abiding in the samadhi of cessation. Again, after making offerings of speech, The right arm should be bound. It can avert all weapons, Swords, arrows, and other weapons as well. The silk-cotton tree that grows in the forest, Wise people should take during the day. The hand of a young maiden, Should be rubbed with earth and then twisted. At the auspicious auspicious stars and, At the powerful moon, With the actions previously spoken, Make knots with great concentration. If you can remember these, Even thirty people cannot bind you, It can bind all weapons, You should observe the ritual of the activity. Therefore, from the secret point of view, The great secret should be hidden with secrecy, Wise people should at all times, Not give it to sentient beings without merit. The explanation of the twelfth chapter from the introduction to the means of accomplishing the difficult commentary on the glorious Heruka is completed. The explanation of the twelfth chapter.

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