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English version Manifesting forms and colors, holding Mudras (hand gestures) such as the wish-fulfilling Mudra. With a body corresponding to right reception, clearly understanding that the mind is without disturbance. With the formless, pure Dharma body, responding to the vows of sentient beings to deliver all beings. Concentratedly reciting and upholding, when the limited number of recitations is completely finished, Stopping only after extreme fatigue, and then forming the common Mudra again. Sincerely making vows and aspirations, earnestly and respectfully prostrating to the Holy Ones. Turning to the left without any force, releasing the protection previously formed. Then presenting the Mudra back to the original deity (symbol of the fundamental deity), scattering it above the head. Mentally dedicating the merit to the Holy Heavens, performing the five-wheel prostration. Then initiating rejoicing in the good deeds of all, and after the Dharma assembly, returning to the original state. Once, twice, or three times, even four times, doing it in this way. Remaining time can be spent circumambulating stupas, bathing Buddha images, and reciting the Mahayana scriptures. Painting and decorating the Mandala (sacred diagram), scattering flowers to praise the virtues of the Buddha. Or without any distracting thoughts, focusing on Samadhi (meditative absorption). Using this to purify the three karmas of body, speech, and mind, Siddhi (accomplishment) will quickly appear before you. This is the blessing of the Holy Power, because the practice corresponds to the vows. All those who are happy to practice should follow the Guru (spiritual teacher) to receive teachings and learn. The Vidyadhara (knowledge holder) transmits the fundamental teachings, without transgressing the Samaya (vows). Diligently encourage continuous practice, staying away from dullness and intoxication. Following and practicing all the precepts, Siddhi (accomplishment) will be achieved according to one's ability. I, based on the Mahavairocana Sutra (Great Sun Buddha Sutra), briefly explain the Yoga practice. May the supreme merit of practice and realization universally benefit all sentient beings. A Brief Explanation of the Seven-Limbed Recitation Ritual Dharma from the Mahavairocana Sutra (Great Sun Buddha Sutra), one volume. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------