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mahā-sahasra-pramardanī-sādhana

The Practice of Mahasahasra-Pramardani

    [While performing] all such rituals [as described] earlier, [meditate on] emptiness. Thereafter, Mahasahasra-Pramardani [manifests], white in color, with a single face and six arms. In her three right hands, in the proper order, she [holds] a sword, an arrow, and [forms the mudra] of supreme bestowal. In her three left hands, she holds a bow, a noose, and an axe. She possesses multicolored objects. She possesses garments, ornaments, and a diadem. She possesses the form of youth. She possesses qualities such as a smile, etc. She possesses a head ornament in the form of Vairochana. She arises from the seed syllable bruṁ. She possesses the light of the lotus and the moon.
    Thus ends the practice of Mahasahasra-pramardani.
    Translated by Lama Dondrub Dorje Tulku.