MO : Tibetan divination system : the examination of what should be accepted and what should be discarded of the good and bad through relying upon the king of mantras, AH RA PA TSA, which is known as the speech of the Pleasing Manjushri

Mo is authoritative and refeshingly different from the other oracle systems around. Contents ......Page 6 Foreword ......Page 8 Introduction ......Page 12 KEY TO THE DIVINATIONS......Page 26 MO Tibetan Divination System......Page 28 The Stainless Sky ......Page 30 The Flaming Rays of the Sun ......Page 33 Nectar Rays of the Moon ......Page 36 The Bright Star ......Page 39 The Ground of Gold ......Page 42 The Tone of the Vajra ......Page 45 The Bright Lamp ......Page 48 Adding Butter to the Burning Flames ......Page 51 The Demon of Death ......Page 54 The King of Power ......Page 57 The Dried-Up Tree ......Page 60 The Door of Auspicious Visions ......Page 63 The Vase of Nectar ......Page 66 The Pool Without a Source of Water ......Page 69 The Ocean of Nectar ......Page 72 The Demon of Afflictions ......Page 75 The Golden Lotus ......Page 78 The Nectar-Like Medicine ......Page 81 The White Umbrella of Good Fortune ......Page 84 The Great, Fiery Weapon ......Page 87 Empty of Intelligence ......Page 90 The Streamer of Fame ......Page 93 The Mara Demon of Aggregates ......Page 96 The House of Good Tidings ......Page 99 The Golden Mountain ......Page 102 The Demon of the Heavenly Son ......Page 105 The Overflowing Jewelled Vessel ......Page 108 The Scattered Mountain of Sand ......Page 111 The Mansion of Gold ......Page 114 The Treasure of Jewels ......Page 117 Manjushri Appears ......Page 119 The Endless Auspicious Knot ......Page 122 The Golden Female Fish ......Page 125 The White Conch ......Page 127 The Golden Wheel ......Page 129 The Jewelled Banner of Victory ......Page 131 Glossary......Page 134

The Tibetan divination system called "Mo" has been relied upon for centuries to give insight into the future turns of events, undertakings, and relationships. It is a clear and simple method involving two rolls of a die to reveal one of the thirty-six possible outcomes described in the text. This Mo, which obtains its power from Manjushri, was developed by the great master Jamgön Mipham from sacred texts expounded by the Buddha.