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༔ Add the alternating words of saving from eight fears in between. Draw twenty-one lotus petals on the outer circumference, and then write TĀṂ (Tibetan, Sanskrit Devanagari: ताṁ, Sanskrit Romanization: tām, Chinese literal meaning: seed syllable) on each of the hundred lotus petals outside. Outside of that, write the Dharani vowed by Tara, as well as vowels, consonants, essence mantras, aspiration prayers, Vajrakila, Agni, and mountain deities, and anoint with good fragrance and camphor. Accomplish through generation, absorption, recitation, and mantra repetition of the deity assembly. Perform the stable abiding. Peacock feathers that have not faded, blue lotuses, white crystals, etc., should be held without separating from the body's warmth, which will protect and save from all fears. Peaceful practice: In a precious or clay vase, fill it with flowing water taken by a maiden untouched by the defilements of village women, and five essences, especially saffron, camphor, and blue lotuses. Generate the deity and accomplish through mantra recitation. Bathing and sprinkling with water that dissolves into light will pacify all diseases, evil spirits, and fears. Increasing practice: Fill a skull cup with auspicious signs with grains, medicines, silks, life-extending substances, and precious jewels. Place the deity image, mantra, aspiration prayer, etc. After accomplishing properly, place it deep in the treasury. Offering vast offerings at appropriate times will increase life, merit, and wealth. Subjugating practice: Prepare hooked red flowers in sufficient quantity, and the first arising of pure boy and girl's white and red bodhicitta, camphor, realgar, cinnabar, lodestone, red ochre, and salt, make pills with alcohol. Accomplish in a copper vessel. One with the power of mantra yoga, at the end of the ten-syllable mantra, add: namo hara bhīti vāsinī bhavatu svāhā (Tibetan, Sanskrit Devanagari: नमो हर भीति वासिनी भवतु स्वाहा, Sanskrit Romanization: namo hara bhīti vāsinī bhavatu svāhā, Chinese literal meaning: Homage, dweller who removes fear, may it be!). Recite a million times, and if light and smoke appear, give it to the target object, or wherever the smoke pervades will be subjugated. Wrathful practice: On a four-finger-long iron stake and white mustard seeds, at the end of the root mantra, add: sarva apakara bhayo bhayo jlog jlog māraya rbada (Tibetan, Sanskrit Devanagari: सर्व अपकर भयो भयो ज्लोग ज्लोग मारय र्बद, Sanskrit Romanization: sarva apakara bhayo bhayo jlog jlog māraya rbada, Chinese literal meaning: All harm, fear, fear, turn back, turn back, kill, destroy!). Recite many times and drive it in, insert it towards the direction of harm. Striking with a wooden stick will turn back all harm-doers. Alternatively, all of these should be accomplished through fire puja. Prepare the fire altar, firewood, kindling, and burnt offerings, etc., according to the activity. Abiding in the Samadhi of the Noble Lady, bless the substances. Ignite the fire and generate the worldly fire god,