Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

the heart. Over this jewel is a protecting glass-like
covering with a small door. In this door, one eye,
entirely red in color, is set and this stares upwards to the
six eyes in the palace while they stare down, looking
only at this eye in the heart.
f. Sixth day. Visualize a white, powerful wisdom-eye in
the center of the palace (at the top of the skull). This
gazes down on the red eye in the heart. The top eye and
the heart eye perform an action with each other like the
clashing of cymbals, so that when the red one rises, the
white one descends and strikes it. The eyes are
visualized as sometimes moving from the bottom to the
top; at other times the top ones clash with the bottom.
Much light and many sparks are produced by this action.
Each spark becomes an eye, so that the whole body is
full of light and eyes.
g. Seventh day. The meditator must now sit as a golden
Buddha in the samatha of the Great Perfection (Qie Que
(tregchod)).
By practicing this for the prescribed time, one's body is
completely transformed into a wisdom-light body. I
have often explained this practice in works I have
written in Chinese, but we have not the space in this
book to list them all.
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