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mañjuśrī-prajña-upa-krama

The Yoga of Manjushri Prajna

    Instantly engage in the contemplation of Manjushri yoga. Having done so, visualize a white bindu accompanied by a perfect ray of light resembling the tip of a butter lamp flame resting upon the moon disc at the navel. Then, visualize the indestructible white syllable haṁ inverted, with its head pointing downward—at the crown of the head, together with that ray of light.
    Next, stimulated by the ray of light from the bindu, the syllable haṁ melts. A fresh, gratifying bindu appears. A practitioner whose mind has become stable will, in a short time, give rise to wisdom.
    Thus concludes the Manjushri-Prajna yoga, translated by the monk Dharmakirti from Bari, a translator from Kham.
    Translated by Lama Dondrub Dorje Tulku.