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ārya-jāṅgulī-sādhana

Practice of the noble Janguli

    I prostrate before the noble Janguli!
    [Performing] the rituals that were proclaimed earlier, meditate on emptiness. Then on the red lotus and the moon [appear] the yellow-colored syllable jāṁ. When fully formed, instantly the noble Janguli arises as itself. With a yellow-colored body, three countenances, six arms. The right and left countenances are blue and white. With three right hands holds a sword, vajr, arrow. With his three left hands he holds a harness together with a [mudra] scorpion, a poisoned flower, a bow. Abides in the middle of the mandala of the opened hood of the cobra. Adorned with snakes, beautiful clothes and jewelry. Flaunts the signs of a girl. The head is adorned with Akshobhya. Meditating in this way, carry out recitation.
    oṁ jāṅgulī sarva vi ṣapra śamani phuḥ svāhā
    This is how the practice of the noble Janguli is completed.
    Translated by Lama Karma Paljor (Filippov O.E.).