Records of Esoteric Buddhism state: offering the bones of the dead to the vultures in the Shmashana Grove is an act of great merit. If one possesses a mountain of white bones, is it not the perfect foundation to mold a Vajra body? Thus, the Vajra Art and the Shmashana Inner Art were created, serving as furnace and blood-leech to one another.
Once the Shmashana Inner Art is mastered, the victim becomes my cauldron, perishing as their marrow is drained. Watching their corpses curl like twisted branches, their wrathful faces blooming like flowers upon white bone, one knows the divine path is within reach!
Yet, one must remember: Shmashana is the soil, and Vajra is the seed. The root of Shmashana must never overpower the Vajra, lest master and servant reverse roles: should that happen, the one blooming upon the white bones will likely be myself!
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