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6. To build the diamond net around the location of one's
hermitage.
7. To build a diamond wall around one's room.
8. To visualize the mandala of the Buddha as being
within one's hermitage.
9. To visualize Mahasattva Akasagarbha adorning this
mandala.
10. To visualize a carriage to welcome Buddhas.
11. To guide the carriage correctly into the mandala.
12. To welcome the Buddhas when they enter the
mandala.
13. To cover the mandala with "gnostic fire."
14. To spread the vajra-net over the mandala.
15. To cover the interior of the mandala with "gnostic
fire."
16. To offer holy water to the Buddha for bathing.
17. To offer a lotus for sitting.
18. To offer every kind of good thing.
In short, every action done by the practitioner is like
that of a Buddha and not of a human.
B. Carya Yoga
When one is practicing the Carya Yoga, not only is the
body interwoven with the Buddha-body, but also the
mind, which is the master of the body. In this practice
there are four holy conditions: First, the meditator
should visualize himself or herself as a Buddha-body in
the position of cause; second, in front of the meditator,
in the sky, a Buddha in the position of consequence is
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