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sitātapatra-aparājitā-nāma-sādhana

The practice of Sitatapatra, which is not embraced by others

    I prostrate before the noble Sitāpatra!
    [Performing] the rituals shown earlier, [visualize] on the disk of the moon in your own heart the white syllable oṁ. When it becomes perfect, [transform myself] into Aparajita-Sitatapatra. She has three faces, six arms. Each countenance has three eyes. All the members of the body and the main countenance are white. The blue and red countenances are on the left and right. In her right hands she holds a chakra, an iron hook, and a bow. In her left hands she holds a white vajra, an arrow, and [makes up the mudra of] a scorpion together with a harness. Mother destroys all graha by means of this and the wrathful gaze. Mother is completely adorned with robes and ornaments of divine substances. Vairochana abides on the top of her head. Visualize in this way.
    When you visualize like this, make a mudra. To do this, make your right hand into a fist and press your index finger on your heart. When you do so, place your left hand, which makes a vajra fist, on top. Repeat:
    oṁ sītātapatre aparājite sarva graha anu trāśaya trāśaya hana hana druṁ druṁ hūṁ hūṁ phaṭ phaṭ svāhā
    This is how the practice of the noble Aparajita-Sitatapatra is completed.
    Translated by Pandita Amoghavajra and the translator from Kham, monk Bari.
     Translated by Lama Karma Paljor.