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siddha-eka-vīra-sādhana

The Siddhi Practice of the Sole Hero-Vira

    Perform the meditation on emptiness in accordance with the ritual explained earlier. Then, from the white syllable āḥ situated atop the white lotus, the Moon appears. Upon it [appears] the white syllable dhīḥ. When it becomes perfect, [it transforms into] the noble Manjushri-Virya, who appears as one. His body is entirely white. He has one face and two hands. His right hand is in the [mudra] of supreme giving, while his left hand holds a blue utpala. He is beautiful and adorned with divine ornaments. Wearing perfectly radiant robes, he sits cross-legged. I instantly become perfect [in this state].
    When [this happens], the syllables oṁ, āḥ, and hūṁ are established in the head, neck, and heart. Through the rays of light emanating from the syllable dhīḥ—which also lies between the syllables āḥ and hūṁ—the goals of the world are fulfilled. While doing so, recite the secret mantra:
    oṁ! Suffering is severed by the edge of the vajra! Wisdom and primordial wisdom—the body of purity! The body of primordial wisdom—the lord of speech. [You] subdue [through] ara paca na!
    Thus ends the practice of the sole hero.
    Translated by Tsultrim Gyaltsen based on the instructions of the sage Abhaya.
    Translated by Lama Dondrub Dorje Tulku.