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ekajaṭī-sādhanaṁ

Ekajati practice

    I prostrate before Ekajati!
    [First] meditate on emptiness by means of the ritual that was enunciated earlier. Then [present] over the multicolored lotus the syllable ṭāṁ. When it becomes perfect, in the middle of the kapala [appears] the black syllable hūṁ. From it emanate and gather [rays of light], acting as before.
    When it becomes perfect, [it transforms into] the blessed Ekājati that is black in all members. She has one countenance, four hands. Possesses three eyes that are red everywhere. Possesses a garment made of the skin of a tiger. On the top of her head is a garland of skulls. His brown hair is upward, his fangs are bared, and his tongue fluctuates. The stomach hangs down. [Possesses] various ornaments of black snakes. Age similar to sixteen years old. The white nipples [look] upward and stand with firmness. The limbs are completely adorned with necklaces, shoulder ornaments, bells, and garlands of flowers. With his right hands he holds a sword and a severing dagger. With his left hands he holds a utpala and a kapala. When instantly appears as one's own self, carry out recitation of the mantra:
    oṁ hrīṁ trīṁ hūṁ phaṭ
    [Speak like this].
    This is how the practice of Ekajati is completed.
    Translated by Lama Karma Paljor (Filippov O.E.).