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RTZ047 0032.The ritual of eliminating others' defilements through the door of the Wrathful Smetsé. Ra Ga A Si Ya..Ra Ga A Si Ya.g2.0f

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It cannot be stopped either. Visualize that all evil spirits and obstacles are completely burned. Recite the mantra one hundred and eight times at the patient's heart and burn black guggul incense to subdue madness. Fill a vase with scented water and pour in a large amount of white mustard seeds that have been recited with mantras. Bathe with the vase water. Burning guggul incense can cure epidemics. Write the patient's name on a piece of paper and place it under the patient's bed. Visualize that nectar descends from Smetsek (sMe brTsegs) residing in the patient's sky, purifying diseases and evil spirits, and recite mantras extensively. This will eliminate lung disease. Burning guggul incense and reciting mantras intensely will cure smallpox, eye diseases, and lumps. If you are doing pillow protection for a seriously ill patient, recite the mantra one hundred and eight times on a tile and strike it. If performing an expulsion ritual, make a linga of three poisons and perform summoning and dispatching. After reciting the mantra one hundred and eight times, drive a stake into the heart. If cutting off livestock diseases, make a vase offering base in the center of the pen. Sprinkling with scented water that has been recited with mantras will be beneficial. If burning evil spirits, follow the general wrathful homa ritual, generate Smetsek (sMe brTsegs), cut the linga and burn it three hundred times, after which it will not be able to cause harm. At the end, dissolve Smetsek (sMe brTsegs) into yourself. This, adorned with the ritual of dispelling negativity and including the accompanying necessary rituals, was completed in one meditation session by the monk Araga, who regards the Wrathful One as his Yidam. May there be auspiciousness! May all be well! The ritual for dispelling the negativity of others through the Wrathful One Smetsek (sMe brTsegs). Raga Asya.

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