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Notes

Note to Practitioners

dus ngan me ltar 'bar ba'i dus/ gsang sngags nus pa me ltar 'bar.

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Chapter 1. Contextualizing These Teachings

[[Jigten Sumgön]], "The [[Song]] on [[Realizing]] [[Fivefold Mahāmudrā]]," [[verse]] 2.

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sangs rgyas thams cad thugs brtse ba chen pos dgongs par gyur.

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Gyalse Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 41, [[verse]] 16.

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bdag med rtogs kyang sangs mi rgya.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], Abridged [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]] of the Glorious [[Drigung]] [[Kagyü]], 7.

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bla ni sems can kun gyi bla/ ma ni sems can kun gyi ma.

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yi dam dkyil 'khor bye ba sgom pa las/ bla ma lan gcig sgom pa lhag pa dang…

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shes rig rang tshugs ma shor na/ '[[di]] las lhag pa gzhan ma dgos.

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[[Garchen]] Triptrül, An Unelaborate [[Liturgical]] [[Arrange]]ment.

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Rin chen gter mdzod chen mo.

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Chapter 2. Teachings Common to All Mantric Paths

theg chen dpe tshad rgya mtsho bzhin/ theg pa chung ngu ba rjes chu.

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sems can rnams ni sangs rgyas nyid/ 'on kyang glo bur dri mas bsgribs/ de nyid bsal na sangs rgyas nyid.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 39, [[verse]] 11.

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Ibid.

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sems can rnams ni sangs rgyas nyid.

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sems can rnams ni sangs rgyas nyid/ 'on kyang glo bur dri mas bsgribs.

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[[Rigdzin]] Gödem, The [[Aspiration]] of [[Samantabhadra]], 18–19.

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snang srid lha skur go bar bgyis/ gsang sngags bskyed rim phun sum tshogs.

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[[Tibetan]]s [[general]]ly [[believe]] that the [[build]]up of bilirubin in jaundice taints [[visual]] [[perception]]s so that they appear [[yellow]].

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khams gsum sems can bsad las sdig che ba/ [[byang chub]] sems dpa' rnams la skur ba btab.

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The [[teaching]]s of the [[Earlier]] [[System]] were the [[first]] to appear in [[Tibet]], having been [[translated]] under the patronage of the [[Tibetan]] [[Dharma]] [[king]]s Songtsen Gampo, Trisong Detsen, and Tri Ralpachen. Those of the [[Latter]] [[System]] were [[propagated]] after having been [[translated]] into [[Tibetan]] by the [[great]] [[translator]] Rinchen Zangpo in the mid-tenth [[century]] and others thereafter. [[Thus]], [[one]] should [[understand]] that the [[term]]s [[earlier]] and [[latter]] refer to the [[period]]s in which their [[associated]] [[scripture]]s were [[translated]] and [[intro]]duced to [[Tibet]].

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Bka' brgyad bde gshegs 'dus pa'i [[rgyud]].

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dang po lha'i rnam pa bsgom/ rnam pa sems su shar [[tsa]] na/ tha mal rtog pa 'jig par 'gyur/ bar du lha'i nga rgyal bsgom/ nga rgyal brtan por gyur [[tsa]] na/ rang [[dbang]] rang gis thob pa [[yin]]/ mthar ni lha yi byin brlabs bsgom/ byin brlabs nus pas gzhan snang bsgyur.

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sangs rgyas thams cad 'dus pa ni/ mgon po spyan ras gzigs sku [[yin]]/ sgom dang yid la dran pas kyang/ mtshams med sdig pa 'dag par byed.

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sdug bsngal rgya mtsho'i snod gyur pa'i/ lus '[[di]]…

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lha zhes bya ba [[byang chub]] sems.

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kun tu khyab pa byams pa dag gi stobs.

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[[Rigdzin]] Chökyi Dragpa, "A [[Collection]] of [[Scripture]]s," 8.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 36–37, [[verse]] 3.

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Ibid.

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Rdo rje [[phur pa]]'i sgrub chen gyi stong thun.

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Bka' brgyad kyi rnam bshad.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 37, [[verse]] 4.

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lha la cig car 'jug pa zab mo'i gnad.

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tha mal rtog pa 'gyur ba la/ bskyed rim [[ming]] du btags pa [[yin]].

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thang gcig bsam gtan thun bzhugs na/ khams gsum gang ba'i sems can la/ srog byin bas ni '[[di]] don che.

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mthar ni lha yi byin brlabs bsgom/ byin brlabs nus pas gzhan snang bsgyur.

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[[Rinpoche]] is referring to [[Karma]] Gyurme [[Rinpoche]], the 8th Lharig Sigtrül Tülku, who has [[connection]]s with the [[Nyingma]] and [[Karma]] [[Kagyü]] [[lineage]]s.

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gzugs stong pa'o/ stong pa nyid kyang gzugs so.

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ma 'ongs dus kyi mtha' ma la/ nga nyid yi ge'i ris su 'byon.

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rgyal ba mnyes mchod rgyun mi 'chad/ sems can sgrib sbyong rgyun mi 'chad/ bdag la dngos grub rgyun mi 'chad.

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CHAPTER 3 Vajrakilaya_ A Complete Guide w - ! Garchen Rinpoche.txt

Chapter 3. Lineage Supplication Instructions

Although it is [[taught]] that the [[nature]] of the [[five]] [[affliction]]s is the [[five]] [[wisdom]]s, the [[term]] unmitigated [[affliction]]s refers to [[negative]] emotions as they are, without the mitigating [[influence]] of primordial [[awareness]]-[[wisdom]].

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gdon du rnam rtog che'o gsung.

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dngos grub thob khar bar chad sna tshogs 'byung.

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bar chad bgegs rnams [[rdo rje]] [[phur pa]]s bsgral/ phyag rgya chen po'i dngos grub gnas der thob.

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gzhan gnod gzhi bcas spang na so thar sdom pa tshang/ gzhan phan gzhi bcas bsgrub na byang sdom tshang/ snod bcud dag snang 'byong na sngags sdom tshang. These [[word]]s come from [[Lama Garchen Rinpoche]]'s [[Refuge vow]] cards, which [[read]], "When [[harm]] to others and its [[cause]] are abandoned, the [[individual]] [[Liberation]] [[vow]]s are [[complete]]. When help to others and its [[cause]] are [[accomplished]], the [[Bodhisattvas' Vow]]s are [[complete]]. When [[one]] is adept at the [[pure perception]] of the [[vessel]] and [[content]]s, the [[Mantric]] [[vow]]s are [[complete]]."

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Tilopa, The Ganges, 22.

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lta ba nam mkha' bas kyang mtho/ las rgyu 'bras bag phye bas kyang zhib.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 42, [[verse]] 18.

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shes rig rang tshugs ma shor na/ '[[di]] las lhag pa gzhan ma dgos.

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lta ba [[lung]] rigs dang 'bral ba/ sgom pa nyams myong dang 'bral ba/ spyod pa dus tshod dang 'bral ba/ bla ma [[snying rje]] dang 'bral ba/ slob ma mos gus dang 'bral ba. Although I have not been able to locate a [[source]] for this [[quote]], [[Lama Garchen Rinpoche]] has said that it is from [[one]] of the [[song]]s of [[Milarepa]], suggesting that perhaps it comes from a [[source]] other than those assembled by Tsangnyön [[Heruka]]. [[Rinpoche]] also insisted that the verb "to be [[free]] from" ('bral ba), rather than its occasional homonym "to be [[related]]" ('brel ba), is the correct [[term]] in this [[quote]].

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 48, [[verse]] 36.

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ye nas yod pa ye zhes bya/ thams cad shes pas shes ces bya.

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[[Rigdzin]] Gödem, The [[Aspiration]] of [[Samantabhadra]], 15.

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ma rtogs dus na ma rig pa…rtogs na rang rig [[ye shes]] te.

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gcig shes kun grol.

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[[ye shes]] me stag chung ring la/ dran pa'i me gso [[yang]] [[yang]] dgos.

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nyon mongs [[ye shes]] khyad med na/ rtogs tshad klong du gyur pa [[yin]].

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hū/ [[rdo rje]] khros pas zhe sdang gcod/ mtshon chen sngon po 'bar ba yi/ nam mkha'i dkyil nas thig pa shar/ srog gi go ru shar ba dang/ snying gi dkyil du bsgom par bya.

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de ltar rtogs pa'i mkhas pa yis/ rnam shes ma mthong [[ye shes]] mthong.

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chos kyi [[rtsa]] ba ma gcod sems kyi [[rtsa]] ba chod.

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Although the [[skandha]]s and dhātus were [[name]]d in the original [[Tibetan text]], the [[term]] āyatanas was omitted in [[order]] to preserve the meter of the line. However, it is implicitly [[understood]].

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[[Rigdzin]] Gödem, The [[Aspiration]] of [[Samantabhadra]], 16.

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nam mkha'i mthar thug gyur pa ji tsam par/ sems can ma lus mtha' [[yang]] de bzhin te/ ji tsam las dang nyon mongs mthar gyur pa/ bdag gi smon lam mtha' [[yang]] de tsam mo.

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Chökyi Drakpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 8.

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stong nyid rtogs na [[snying rje]] skye/ [[snying rje]] skyes na bdag gzhan med/ bdag gzhan med na gzhan don 'grub.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]], 7.

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The [[word]]s dön tak, "[[meaning]]s, [[sign]]s," in the [[Tibetan text]] are [[two]] parts of a [[three]]-part [[phrase]]. Although implied, the [[third]] [[term]], da, "[[symbol]]," is omitted in [[order]] to preserve the meter of the line.

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Tilopa, The Ganges, 20.

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Chapter 4. Practice Manual Instructions

rang gi snying ga'i hū las 'od zer 'phros pas bla ma [[rig 'dzin]] dpal chen [[rdo rje]] [[gzhon nu]]'i dkyil 'khor gyi lha tshogs mkha' khyab kyi 'khor lor sad par gyur.

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dang po nges gnyis 'dra 'dra [[yin]] pa la/ khyod ni brtson 'grus che bas mngon sangs rgyas/ nga ni le lo che bas 'khor bar khyams/ nga le lo can gyi 'brug pa kun legs kyis brtson 'grus can gyi shākya thub pa khyod la phyag 'tshal lo.

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yid gnyis the tshom med par gsol ba 'debs.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]], 3.

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phyogs bcu dus gsum sangs rgyas thams cad kyi/ phrin las gcig bsdus drag po'i skur bz[[heng]]s pa.

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gzhan gyi mi zab pa rnams 'dir zab ste.

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rang gi sems ni yongs su 'dul.

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Once, there was a [[faith]]ful old [[Tibetan]] [[woman]] who had a [[habit]] of [[making]] [[daily]] [[prayer]]s and [[offering]]s. Since her [[son]] traveled regularly to [[India]] on business, she asked him to bring her an [[object]] of veneration from the [[Holy]] [[Land]]. After [[forget]]ting her [[request]] many [[time]]s, the [[son]] finally [[remember]]ed it just as he was returning home [[empty]] [[handed]] yet again. [[Feeling]] desperate, he looked around for some[[thing]] that could serve as a [[relic]] and spotted the skull of a dog on the [[ground]]. He pulled out [[one]] of its teeth, wrapped it in nice cloth, and when he reached home, [[present]]ed it to his [[mother]] as a tooth of [[Lord]] [[Buddha]] him[[self]]. The [[woman]] continually made [[prostration]]s and [[offering]]s to it with a [[mind]] of [[faith]]. So [[great]] was her [[faith]] that the [[Buddhas]]' [[blessings]] [[entered]] the [[ordinary]] tooth, causing [[second]]ary [[relic]]s to [[spontaneous]]ly come forth from it. Through the [[force]] of her [[belief]], the [[material]] [[substance]] of the dog's tooth became indistinguishable from an [[actual]] [[relic]] of the [[Buddha]]. This was confirmed by the [[appearance]] of [[auspicious]] [[sign]]s like rainbow [[light]]s and the like at the [[time]] of her [[passing]]. For the full [[story]] [[see]] Paltrül [[Rinpoche]], Kun bzang bla ma'i zhal [[lung]], 356–58.

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'[[di]] la bsal ba gang [[yang]] med/ gzhag par bya ba ci [[yang]] med/ [[yang]] dag nyid la [[yang]] dag lta/ [[yang]] dag mthong na rnam par grol.

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snang ba snod kyi 'jig rten gtor gzhong du/ srid pa bcud kyi sems can gtor mar sbyang.

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bskyed pa'i rim pa gdod nas yongs su grub.

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Here, it might be helpful to [[list]] the [[Sanskrit]] [[name]]s of these [[ten]] [[wrath]]ful ones with their [[Tibetan]] equivalents and their [[location]]s in the [[outer]] [[mandala]].

Hūkāra, Hūkāra (zenith)

Hayagrīva, Tamdrin (west)

Yamāntaka, Shinje She (south)

Amṛitakuṇḍali, Dütsi Khyilpa (north)

Acala, Miyowa (southwest)

Mahābala, Tobchen (nadir)

Vijaya, Namgyal (east)

Nīldaṇḍa, Yug-ngön (southeast)

Ṭakkirāja, Dögyal (northwest)

Trailokyavijaya, Khamsum Namgyal (northeast)

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[[rdo rje]] khros pas zhe sdang gcod.

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Beer, The [[Encyclopedia]] of [[Tibetan]] [[Symbol]]s and Motifs, 316.

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[[Rigdzin]] Gödem, The [[Aspiration]] of [[Samantabhadra]], 14.

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Dudjom [[Rinpoche]], The [[Nyingma]] [[School]] of [[Tibetan]] [[Buddhism]], vol. 2, 167.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], Gongchig, 17.

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drang nges med par cho ga rgyas par dgos/ de yis 'dul na bsdus pa [[yang]] ni bzhed.

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rang gi sems ni yongs su 'dul.

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chos sku [[zhi]] ba'i ngang las ma g.yos kyang/ longs sku ngang 'jigs tshul du skur byung pa.

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lha zhes bya ba [[byang chub]] sems.

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srid gsum sdug bsngal ci 'dra khyed kyis mkhyen/ dmyal tshogs me dpung [[zhi]] bar bgyid la sogs/ sems can don du myur du bdag mchi na/ dam pa khyod kyis nus mthu bstsal du gsol. [[See]] The Excellent [[Path]] of [[Complete]] [[Liberation]].

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'grub pa'i mthun 'gyur nged kyis byed pa [[yin]]. [[See]] An [[Arrange]]ment of the [[Empowerment]] for [[Accomplishing]] the [[Pure Field]] of [[Great Bliss]] [[According]] to the [[Sky]] [[Dharma]] [[Treasure]].

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 43, [[verse]] 22.

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bdag mdun dbyer med dus gcig bskyed pas sgrub.

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rang gi sems ni yongs su 'dul.

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ting 'dzin me dang 'dra ba la/ bzlas brjod [[rlung]] dang 'dra bas bskyod/ sgrib pa'i bud shing bsreg par bya.

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sgra chen ma [[yin]] chung ba min/ mgyogs par ma [[yin]] bul ba min/ drag par ma [[yin]] zhan par min/ yig 'bru yan lag nyams pa min/ yengs pas ma [[yin]] smra bzhin min/ glal sogs bar du chod pas min.

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Here, [[Rinpoche]] is referring to the [[great]] [[accomplishment retreat]]. Obviously, this [[practice]] of having [[one]] [[group]] responsible for [[chant]]ing the [[Practice Manual]] with [[mantra]]s and another for [[chant]]ing only the [[mantra]]s is not done in [[retreat]]s in the [[West]]. Since [[Rinpoche]] mentioned it frequently in our discussions about [[Vajrakīla Practice]], I include this [[point]] to [[give]] some idea of how the [[retreat]] was [[conduct]]ed in a [[monastic]] setting in [[Tibet]].

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Thugs rje gsang 'dus kyi stong thun.

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'ur klog mi bya snyan po'i dbyangs kyis brjod.

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dag dang ma dag stong 'gyur la/ ting 'dzin yod med 'bum du 'gyur.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]], 21.

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[[According]] to the Ayurvedic and [[Tibetan]] [[medical]] [[system]]s, there are [[seven]] dhātus, or tissues (lüzung dün), in the [[body]]. After nutrients have been digested, the dhātus are [[generate]]d sequentially from (1) rasa or plasma (dangma), to (2) rakta or blood (trag), to (3) mamsa or muscle and connective tissue (sha), to (4) medha or fat (tsil), to (5) asthi or bone (rü), to (6) majja or m[[arrow]] (kang), and, finally, to (7) śukra or reproductive tissues (khuwa). A [[refine]]ment takes [[place]] at each [[stage]], yielding both a [[pure]] portion (dangma) and a waste product (nyigma). This [[process]] is said to take about a month to [[complete]]. [[See]] "lus zungs bdun" in Zhang Yisun's Bod rgya tshig mdzod chen mo.

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This advice applies to those who are [[visualizing]] themselves in the [[form]] of the [[heruka]].

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bde ba'i ngang nas stong pa/ stong pa'i ngang nas gsal ba/ gsal ba'i ngang nas rig pa.

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[[Rigdzin]] Gödem, The [[Aspiration]] of [[Samantabhadra]], 15.

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Chökyi Dragpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 12.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 42–43, [[verse]] 20.

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Shantideva, The [[Way]] of the [[Bodhisattva]], 55.

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"OṂ/ O [[Vajra]][[sattva]] honour the agreement! [[Manifest]] as [[Vajra]][[sattva]]!/ Be steadfast for me! Be very pleased for me!/ Be fully nourishing for me!/ Be [[passion]]ate for me!/ [[Grant]] me all [[success]] and [[attainment]]/ and in all [[action]]s make [[my]] [[mind]] more lucid!/ HŪṂ/ HA HA HA HA HOḤ/ O [[Blessed]] [[One]], [[diamond]] of all those in that [[state]], do not abandon me! [[Become]] [[real]] O [[great]] agreement-[[being]]./ ĀḤ." [[Dharma]]cārī Jayarava, "The [[Hundred]] [[Syllable]] [[Vajra]][[sattva]] [[Mantra]]."

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"Of those [[experience]]s that [[arise]] from a [[cause]]/ The [[Tathāgata]] has said, 'this is their [[cause]],/ And this is their cessation':/ [[Thus]] the [[Great]] [[Śramaṇa]] [[teach]]es." [[Dharma]]cārī Jayarava, "Ye Dharmā Hetuprabhava – [[Causation]]."

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rgyal ba thams cad [[ye shes]] klong du gcig.

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dpal chos [[dbyings]] kyi nam mkha' yangs pa la/ chos mtha' dbus med pa kun la khyab.

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sku gsum bdag nyid sangs rgyas bcom ldan 'das…

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[[ye shes]] '[[di]] ni ches phra zhing/ [[rdo rje]] snying po mkha' dang mtshungs/ rdul bral mtha' ste [[zhi]] ba nyid/ khyod kyi pha ni khyod [[yin]] no.

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Tilopa, The Ganges, 24.

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ji ltar 'das pa'i sangs rgyas bcom ldan 'das rnams kyis yongs su bsngos pa dang/ ji ltar ma byon pa'i sangs rgyas bcom ldan 'das rnams yongs su bsngo bar 'gyur ba dang/ ji ltar da ltar bzhugs pa'i sangs rgyas bcom ldan 'das rnams da ltar yongs su bsngo ba mdzad pa de ltar bdag gis kyang yongs su bsngo bar bgyi'o.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]], 25.

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sems can rnams ni sangs rgyas nyid.

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The [[six]] munis are (1) [[Indra]] Kauśika (Wangpo Gyajin) of the [[god]] [[realm]]s, (2) Vemacitra (Thag Zangri) of the demigod [[realm]]s, (3) [[Śākyamuni]] (Śākya Thubpa) of the [[human]] [[realm]], (4) Śravasiṃha (Sengge Rabten) of the [[animal]] [[realm]], (5) Jvalamukhadeva (Khabar Dewa) of the preta [[realm]]s, and (6) [[Dharma]]rāja (Chökyi [[Gyalpo]]) of the [[hell]] [[realm]]s. [[See]] "thub pa drug" in Tony Duff's The Illuminator [[Tibetan]]-[[English]] Encyclopaedic [[Dictionary]].

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log pa'i kun rdzob kyis kyang don byed nus.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], Gongchig, 17.

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Chökyi Dragpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 14.

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Ibid., 15.

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rgyal ba thams cad [[ye shes]] klong du gcig.

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Chökyi Dragpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 19.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], "[[Song]] on [[Realizing]] [[Fivefold Mahāmudrā]]," [[verse]] 2.

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shes rig rang tshugs ma shor na/ '[[di]] las lhag pa gzhan ma dgos/ mkhas btsun brgya dang grub thob stong/ lo paṇ khri dang [[man]] ngag 'bum/ bstan bcos bye ba sa ya dang/ mjal [[yang]] the tshom bca' ma dgos/ sa ma ya/ dha thim.

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Chapter 6. Kīla Consecration Instructions

rang snang [[dbang]] bsdus gzhan snang zil gyis gnon.

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The [[eight]] emancipations (aṣṭavimokṣa) are (1) emancipation from [[view]]ing that which has [[form]] as [[form]], (2) emancipation from [[view]]ing the [[formless]] as [[form]], (3) emancipation from the attractive, (4) emancipation from the āyatana of [[infinite]] [[space]], (5) emancipation from the āyatana of [[infinite]] [[consciousness]], (6) emancipation from the āyatana of absolute [[nothing]]ness, (7) emancipation from the āyatana of neither [[presence]] nor [[absence]] of [[perception]], and (8) emancipation from cessation. [[Number]]s 4 through 7 are the emancipations [[related]] to each of the [[four]] [[formless]] [[state]]s and their absorptions. [[See]] "rnam par thar pa brgyad" in Zhang Yisun's Bod rgya tshig mdzod chen mo.

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Chökyi Dragpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 15.

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'jig rten khams ni stong dag tu/ ngas ni mdo sde gang bshad pa/ tshig 'bru tha dad don gcig ste/ tshig gcig rnam par bsgoms na [[yang]]/ de dag thams cad bsgom par gyur. This [[passage]] has been [[translated]] [[according]] to the [[text]]ual [[reference]]s I could [[find]], which all [[read]], "If even a [[single]] [[word]] has been fully contemplated" (tshig gcig rnam par bsgoms pa yis). However, [[Garchen Rinpoche]] is confident that the correct [[word]]ing is, "If even a [[single]] [[meaning]] has been fully contemplated" (don gcig rnam par bsgoms pa yis).

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Chapter 7. Bringing Down Blessings Instructions

dus las mi 'da' [[rdo rje]]'i dam tshig can.

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dus las mi 'da' thugs rje'i dam tshig can.

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Chapter 8. Petition Instructions

ngo bo bla ma chos sku sangs rgyas la/ rang bzhin longs sku [[zhi]] dang dam pa'i chos/ thugs rje sprul sku [[mkha' 'gro]] dge 'dun la/ [[byang chub]] ma 'thob bar du skyabs su mchi.

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Chapter 9. Feast Offering, Restoration, and Repelling Instructions

tshogs gral gcig na dam tshig nyams pa'i mi gcig yod kyang/ de'i nyams grib kyis dam ldan brgya stong yod kyang sgrub pa'i 'bras bu cung zad kyang mi 'byin pa 'o ma rul ba thigs gcig gis ma rul ba zangs gang [[yang]] rul bar byed pa ltar.

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rang lus bla ma yi dam dkyil 'khor la/ [[rtsa]] khams dpa' bo dpa' mo skor gyis bskor/ za btung tshogs kyi 'khor lo bskor ba yi/ dge bas 'gro kun he ru ka thob shog.

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ston pa bla med sangs rgyas rin po che/ skyob pa bla med dam chos rin po che/ 'dren pa bla med dge 'dun rin po che/ skyabs gnas dkon mchog gsum la mchod pa 'bul.

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do rje spyan gyis gsal bar hū bsgoms te/ zos nas bla med [[byang chub]] mchog thob shog.

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Thogme Zangpo, The [[Thirty-Seven Practices]], 38, [[verse]] 7.

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[[Jigten Sumgön]], [[Prayer]]s of [[Refuge]], [[Bodhicitta]] and [[Dedication]], 13.

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yon tan chung la nga rgyal che.

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snying rjes bsgral ba'i dam tshig ni/ gsad cig mnan pa ma [[yin]] te.

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sems can rnams kyi bsam pa dang/ blo yi bye brag ji lta bar/ che chung thun mong theg pa yi/ chos kyi 'khor lo bskor du gsol.

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gzigs shig mdzes ldan dam pa'i chos/ '[[di]] la the tshom bya mi rung/ bram ze khyi dang gdol pa phag/ rang bzhin gcig tu dgongs te rol.

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ah la la hoḥ/ bde gshegs chos la rin thang med/ 'dod chags dri ma dang bral bas/ gzung dang 'dzin pa rnam par spangs/ de bzhin nyid la gus pas 'dud. Although there are many [[scriptural]] [[reference]]s with [[di]][[verse]] [[word]]ings for this [[state]]ment, this [[one]] [[reflect]]s [[Lama Garchen Rinpoche]]'s exact [[word]]s.

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'dod chags zhen pa tshur ma blangs/ 'dod yon ltung ba phyir ma spang.

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Chapter 10. Taking Up Accomplishments Instructions

Chökyi Dragpa, "[[Protection]] and [[Repelling]] [[Practice]]s of [[Mañjuśrī]] [[Yamāntaka]]," 19.

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chos kyi [[rtsa]] ba ma gcod sems kyi [[rtsa]] ba chod.

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Chapter 11. Practical Applications of the Instructions

pha rgan mi la ras pa ngas/ res 'ga' nyal zhing nyal zhing sgom/ nyal zhing nyal zhing sgom [[tsa]] na/ gti mug 'od gsal du 'char ba'i gdams pa yod/ mi nga la yod de zhan la med/ kun kyang '[[di]] ltar yod na dga' ba la/ pha rgan mi la ras pa ngas/ res 'ga' za zhing za zhing sgom/ za zhing za zhing sgom [[tsa]] na/ bza' btung tshogs 'khor du shes pa'i gdams ngag yod/ mi nga la yod de kun la med/ kun kyang '[[di]] ltar yod na dga' ba la/ pha rgan mi la ras pa ngas/ res 'ga' 'gro zhing 'gro zhing sgom/ 'gro zhing 'gro zhing sgom [[tsa]] na/ 'gro 'dug bskor bar shes pa'i gdams ngag yod.

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Here, [[Rinpoche]] is referring to the [[Neck]]-Pouch [[Kīla]] [[Cycle]] (Phur pa mgul khug ma'i skor), a [[pure vision]] of Khenpo Jigme Phüntsog.

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rnam rtog rang sar grol na 'khor ba spang mi dgos.

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blo chos su 'gro ba dang/ chos lam du 'gro ba dang/ lam 'khrul pa bsal ba dang/ 'khrul pa [[ye shes]] su 'char ba dang bzhi'o.

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