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5. Meditation on Your Own Body as Bliss with Wisdom Consort – Mahāsukha Deha
Jñānamudrā
1. Visualizing yourself as the deity in sexual union with your wisdom consort, make love,
bringing yourself to a high state of bliss, and attain orgasm.
2. Meditate silently in a high state of post-orgamic bliss. Allow yourself to open to
nonconceptual awareness, and directly perceive all appearances as projections of your mind.
3. Nonconceptuality spontaneously emerges. Meditate on all forms and sounds as having the
nature of bliss and illusory mental projection.
Benefits: Purifies the subtle body, supports prolonged states of bliss, prepares for nondual yoga.
Time: 50 minutes.
6. Melting into a Moon Disk with Wisdom Consort - Candra Anubheda Jñānamudrā
1. Visualizing yourself as the deity in sexual union with the wisdom consort, imagine in front of
you three vertical seed syllables radiating light: a white oṃ, a red āḥ, and a blue hūṃ. In intervals
between these three seed syllables, visualize two red ho seed syllables to form a mantra garland.
2. As you make love, a female practitioner visualizes the seed syllables passing out of her yoni,
into the vajra of the visualized consort, up his central channel, out through his mouth to her
mouth, and back down to her yoni. A male practitioner visualizes these seed syllables entering
his mouth, passing down to his vajra, and into the yoni of the visualized consort. Perform this
many times.
3. In the yoni, visualize the seed syllables melt into blazing red light.
4. Visualize you and your wisdom consort melt into a horizontal white Moon disk of white
seminal fluid. You attain a high state of formless bliss.
5. Return once again to form, visualizing yourself once again as the deity in sexual union with
the consort.
6. Upon returning to form, recite the mantra in Sanskrit:
oṃ dharmadhātu svabhavātmāko ’ham
“oṃ I am the intrinsic nature of the Dharmādhatu.”
Benefits: Purifies subtle obscurations, creates bliss.
Time: 50 minutes.
oṃ
ho
ho
āḥ
ho
ho
hūṃ
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