Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

iii. With the bliss of the Lotus-Buddha lineage, to purify
the speech.
iv. With the bliss of the Vajra-Buddha lineage, to purify
the mind.
v. To wear the Dharma-armor.
vi. To resolve to practice only within a specially
demarcated area.
vii. To make a visualized "Vajra-wall" around this area.
viii. To visualize the shrine of the Buddha.
ix. To make offerings to all gods who are protectors.
x. To send a carriage to welcome the Buddha.
xi. To request the Buddha to sit in this carriage.
xii. To welcome the Buddha.
xiii. To ask an enlightened king (Vidyaraja: wrathful
manifestations and messengers of Vairocana) to subdue
demons.
xiv. Make a vajra-net.
xv. Construct a vajra fire-palace.
xvi. To offer fragrant water.
xvii. To offer flowers.
xviii. To offer everything to all the Buddhas.
b. To practice also the six noble methods:
i. The noble method of reality;
ii. The noble method of voice;
iii. The noble method of word;
iv. The noble method of color;
v. The noble method of seal; and
vi. The noble method of form.
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