Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

transparent and smooth. The eggs emit light-rays twelve
feet long, in five colors symbolizing the five wisdoms.
Inside the egg are five different lights: the outermost
circle is white, the second red, the third yellow, the
fourth green, and the fifth one blue. Inside the blue light
there is sky-blue light, like the cloudless sky, and its
size is only that of a grain of rice. Inside this sky-blue
light there is a drop the size of a mustard seed with light
of variegated colors; this is the entity of sunyata. It is
like the moon reflected in water, or the reflection in a
mirror. The colors, six of them, represent Dorje Chang
and his five Buddha-disciples. The egg thus possesses
many superior virtues. The wisdom-drop of the
Buddha-body should be visualized like this."
I have never seen such a detailed description in any
Tibetan Tantric work, and I present it to the reader for
help in practice of the wisdom-drop. We should know
that the quintessence of the Buddha-body is the
wisdom-drop, which is the crystallization of the
Dharmakaya, the gathering of bliss of the
Sambhogakaya, and the seeds of compassion of the
numberless Nirmanakayas. It is the holy life. When it is
transmitted into Amitabha's mind, one becomes
Amitabha; when transferred to Cakrasamvara Buddha's
mind, the meditator becomes Cakrasamvara; thus may
one become any Buddha. It is the perfect wisdom, from
which the great bliss arises to its maximum, bestowing
success in attainment of the
mahasukha-prajnakaya—the highest aim of Vajrayana,
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