“Mañjuśrī, the rite for enthralling is as follows. Practice this rite in a charnel ground, by a lone tree, on the bank of a large river, or in a temple. Smear the site with the five substances from a cow, and scatter flower petals over the maṇḍala that has been anointed with fragrant water. Arrange an image of the Mother, together with incense burners, flowers, and so forth. Fill an amulet made of precious materials with flowers, fruits, and other potent substances, and install it in the center of the maṇḍala. Then cultivate the following meditation.

“Visualize the heroine Tārā, the mother rich in swift diligence who takes the form of a yoginī, emerging from the syllable tāṁ. She springs from a blossoming lotus and sits upon sun and moon disks. Her body is red in color like the bandhūka flower and is in the prime of youth. She is beautifully adorned with a long necklace, armlets, jewel tassels, and other ornaments. She wears a skirt of Pañcāla cloth and a top made of silk from Kāśī. She stands with a graceful poise, has one face and two hands, smiles, and laughs with darting eyes. Her right hand is at her heart in a gesture of reverence, and her left hand holds an utpala flower by the stem. Her body radiates light, and from this light appear countless bodhisattvas together with countless goddesses, all vividly aglow with a flurry of light like her own. While visualizing this, recite the following mantra:

“oṁ tuttāre ture svāhā.

“If you then recite this together with the mantra for the rite, either one, seven, twenty-one, or one hundred and eight times, and make a request, it will be fulfilled.

“Mañjuśrī, the benefits of this are such that you will enthrall the entire threefold universe, including the lords of the earth, and have the ability to bring everything under your control.”