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2225 Maha Pratyangira practice

mahā-pratyaṅgirā-sādhana

Maha Pratyangira practice

I prostrate before Maha-Pratyangira!
Maha-Pratyangira is black in color, with one face, six arms. In his right hands he holds a sword, an iron hook and [makes the mudra of] bestowing the supreme. In his left hands he holds a red lotus, a trident and a scorpion together with a harness at his heart. The syllable-seed is hūṁ. The top of the head is adorned with Akshobhya. The yogini is said to possess garments of divine substance, ornaments, etc.
oṁ hūṁ svāhā
Such is the mantra for recitation.
This is how the practice of Maha-Pratyangira is completed.
Translated by Pandita Amoghavajra and the translator from Kham, monk Bari.
Translated by Lama Karma Paljor.

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