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2431 The practice of Maha-Mantra-anudharani.

ārya-mahā-mantra-anu-dhāraṇī-sādhana

The practice of Maha-Mantra-anudharani.

I prostrate myself before the noble Mantra-anudharani!
Mantra-anudharani has one face, four arms, and a black body. In her two right hands, she holds a vajra and forms the mudra of supreme bestowal. In her two left hands, she holds an axe and an arkan. She possesses the seed syllable hūṁ, and her head is adorned with Akshobhya. [Sitting] on a seat made of the Sun, [she shines], possessing rays of light.
Thus concludes the practice of the noble Maha-Mantra-Anudharani.
Translated by Lama Karma Paljor.

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