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VI. Sapta-Koti Unique Dharma
In the Tang Dynasty, Subhakarasimha Tripitaka
master translated from Sanskrit to Chinese, monk
Hien Chon translated from Chinese to
Vietnamese.This is the collection of twenty-five sets of Great Destiny
Trala Mudra of Cundi special Dharma. Left hand index finger,
ring finger and little finger bent towards the palm and left thumb
press on the nails of those three fingers. The same with the right
hand, so that the two middle fingers are straight and touching
each other. Recite the Cundi Dharani 7 times.
Connecting All Frontiers Mudra: Left and right hand
opposite each other; the middle finger, the ring finger bent in the
palms. The little fingers are straight, the forefingers are straight,
touching each other, and both thumbs press on the middl e
phalanx of the forefingers. Recite the Cundi Dharani 21 times,
then 21 times of the Dharani Om Xi Lam.
Self-protection Mudra: Hands are joined, the index fingers
are crossed, and the thumbs touch the base of the index fingers.
The ring fingers and the little fingers are straight. When
confronting with thieves form this Mudra and raise it to the head,
then down both shoulders, chest and up in between the eyebrows.
This will keep them from doing harm.
Healing Mudra: The forefingers and middle fingers bent in
the palms in criss-cross. The thumbs touch the forefingers. The
ring fingers and the little fingers are straight and opposing each
other.