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mahā-sahasra-pramardanī-sādhana

Mahasahasra-pramardani Practice

    I prostrate before the noble Mahasahasra-pramardani!
    When one makes everything only of that which corresponds to the earlier, after [meditating] on emptiness, [the] white-colored Mahasahasra-pramardani [appears]. She has one countenance and six arms. In the three right hands, according to the sequence, she holds a sword, an arrow, and [makes the mudra of] bestowing the supreme. In her three left hands she holds a bow, a harness and an axe. Possesses garments of multicolored attributes, ornaments, a diadem, a form showing youth, a smile, and other qualities. The head is adorned with Vairochana. Emerging from the seed of bruṁ, possesses a seat made of the moon and a back support made of the moon.
    oṁ bruṁ
    Proclaim such a mantra.
    This is how the practice of Mahasahasra-pramardani is completed.
    Translated by Pandita Amoghavajra and the translator from Kham, monk Bari.
     Translated by Lama Karma Paljor.