Vajrakilaya - A Complete Guide by Garchen Rinpoche - Chapter 17
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CHAPTER 17
At the start of the petition is the drawing in: NAMO! By the truth of the Three Jewels, Three Roots, and yidam Vajra Youth's divine assembly of s[[eventy]]-eight, every harmdoer, oath transgressor, and opportunistic spirit — into this ruddy flesh and blood torma be drawn! JAḤ HŪ VA HOḤ.
That which is in essence enemies' and obstructors' flesh and blood has become in aspect an inconceivable wealth of desirables. Recite OṀ ĀḤ HŪ three times.
One should think: Through the light rays arisen from the HŪ letter in the heart of myself clearly manifest as the Great Glorious One, Kīla guards and oath-bound ones with their hosts are each invited from their own places.
JOḤ. You who've pledged as Kīla guards before
the Great Master, Padma Thötreng Tsal —
dog maids, sovereigns, four earth-owning se,
mighty four kiṁkāras, blazing ones,
mothers, sisters, and such — numberless
glorious messengers with your hosts, please
come to this place through samaya's power!
OṀ VAJRAKĪLI KĪLAYA, MOHA GHĀTAYA MAMA ŚĪGHRAM KARMA KĀRAYE SAPĀRIVĀRA VAJRA SAMĀJAḤ.
OṀ VAJRA PUṢPE, DHŪPE, ĀLOKE, GANDHE, NAIVEDYE, ŚABDA PRATĪCCHA SVĀHĀ.
MAHĀ PAÑCA AMṚITA KHĀHI, MAHĀRAKTA KHĀHI.
Recite OṀ VAJRAKĪLI KĪLAYA, MOHA GHĀTAYA MAMA ŚĪGHRAM KARMA KĀRAYE SAPĀRIVĀRA IDAṀ BALIṄTA KHA KHA KHĀHI KHĀHI three times.
Accepting these superior offerings, you twelve oath-bound Kīla guards and hosts, protect the Buddhas' Teachings! Glorify the Triple Gem! Preserve the dominion of Sanghas and Dharma! Dispel this world's decline! Increase sentient ones' ease and benefit! Be yogins' allies! Accomplish mantra holders' activities! Vanquish hostile enemies! Conquer harmful obstructors! Especially for those with samaya gathered here, pacify outer, inner, and secret adversities; increase and enrich favorable conditions and every good thing desired; and engage activities to swiftly accomplish supreme and common siddhis, barring none!
HŪ. Glorious Great Blood Drinker Kīlaya's
guards, obedient servants, oath-bound ones,
dog maids, sovereigns, earth maids, kiṁkāras,
mothers, sisters, female envoys with
awesome charnel-ground gear — mistresses
of unhindered, forceful actions' skill —
praise to you with hosts innumerable!
Now accomplish deeds entrusted you!
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