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mañjughoṣa-mahā-rāja-līlā-sādhana
The Practice of smile of the Great King Manjushri
I prostrate myself before the blessed young Manjushri!
I proclaim the practice of the blessed Manjushri.
On the fifth of the sixth [row] of syllables is an ornament from the fifth vowel. It is pressed down by the goddess of emptiness. The protector Manjushri, who appears from the essence of this seed syllable, has a youthful form. He is adorned with all adornments and five-part knots of hair. In his left hand he holds a blue utpala. His right hand rests playfully on a lion's seat. Imagine yourself adorned with all adornments.
When you do so, join the palms of your two hands with the empty sphere [inside]. When you do so, press the two index fingers on the nails of the two ring fingers. When you place them, it will be the wise open utpala. With this, touch your heart, the space between your eyebrows in the middle of your forehead, your neck, and the top of your head.
oṁ vāgīśvari muṁ
This concludes the practice of the smile of the great king Manjushri-natha.
Translated by Lama Karma Paljor.