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A Concise Practice of Vajrakilaya

1. Take refuge in the Triple Gem and sound the syllable AH, arising as Vajrakilaya with one face, two arms holding a phurba while standing in fire atop two rudras. 2. Recite the Vajrakilaya mantra OM VAJRA KILI KILAYA HUM PHET, imagining light radiating out and returning with each recitation to remove obstacles. 3. After reciting, relax the six senses and rest in a state of natural concentration.

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A Concise Practice of Vajrakilaya

1. Take refuge in the Triple Gem and sound the syllable AH, arising as Vajrakilaya with one face, two arms holding a phurba while standing in fire atop two rudras. 2. Recite the Vajrakilaya mantra OM VAJRA KILI KILAYA HUM PHET, imagining light radiating out and returning with each recitation to remove obstacles. 3. After reciting, relax the six senses and rest in a state of natural concentration.

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A Concise Practice of Vajrakilaya

1. First take refuge in the Triple Gem

2. Then sound the syllable ​AH

3. Out of ​AH ​we arise as Vajrakilaya, with one face, two arms, rolling a
phurba, standing in the fire of pristine consciousness atop two rudras

4. Our body radiates light in all directions

5. While maintaining a state of Dharmata, we recite the mantra of


Vajrakilaya:

OM VAJRA KILI KILAYA HUM PHET

6. We imagine that as we recite the mantra, light radiates from us


removing all obstacles, then the light returns to us and then emanates
again and again in this fashion.

7. When we are finished reciting the mantra, we remember the state of


natural concentration and we relax the group of six (five sense organs
and mind) and rest in that state.

This was given by Malcolm Smith during the Tantra Without Syllables Retreat on 8/17/2020

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