Rudrayamala Auspicious Verses

The Omkara, resembling the Brahman which pervades all scriptures, is eternal. It is self-willed, heated by the excellent essence of the Vedas, and is full of meaning. The Yamala, which is endowed with vowels and consonants from the triad starting with Om, and is resonant with the inner sound, may it always bestow auspiciousness, being adorned with the Bindu The dot in the syllable Om, symbolizing the point of creation.. (1)

After the Bindu, a triangle shines in the king of yantras Sacred geometric diagrams., which is very delightful. In it, the triad of divine Gurus shines as if in a palace of lotuses. By receiving their grace, a person easily crosses the ocean of worldly existence. May that pair of divine streams be present in the lotus of the heart, along the path of their holy feet. (2)

May the sprout of Existence-Consciousness-Bliss, which is skilled in illuminating all cherished knowledge, blossom in the garden of consciousness. (3)

The river of literature, which flows from the mouth of Him Shiva, and which inspires the earthly realm in the pursuit of human goals purushartha the four goals of human life: righteousness, prosperity, desire, and liberation, is full of the nectar of grace. It is accompanied by Mantra-powered yantras and tantras, and diverse rituals of worship; may this immortal work always irrigate the world. (4)

May that Lord Rudra, who provided the Yamala-based reality and independence, who is the repository of the auspicious knowledge sequences spoken of in the Nigamas and Agamas The two main branches of Tantric/Vedic scriptures., and who spread them everywhere in the world for the welfare of the people, be glorious and always grant welfare. (5)

Full of many realities, beautiful with various paths, the fruit born of the words of Shiva and Shakti, purifying the earth, and designed to increase the power of the worship method: may 'Rudrayamala', which destroys the impurities of the mind, shine brilliantly. (6)

Adorned with the Bhairava and Bhairavi sentiment, situated like a wish-fulfilling tree in the branches of Tantra, granting everything desired with its flowers and fruits: may that 'Rudrayamala' shine on earth. (7)