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(moha, gti mug or rmongs pa). Most important of the three poisons. [RY]

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-A Short Prayer to the Kagyü-Lineages called „rdo rje ‘chang thung ma“, by Bengar Jampal Sangpo [15/16 century] <br>
+(moha, [[gti mug]] or [[rmongs pa]]). Most important of the three poisons. [RY]
+[[Category: Key Terms]]
-rdo rje ‘chang chen tee lo nA ro dang<br>
-mar pa mi la chos rje sgam po pa<br>
-dus gsum shes bya kun mkhyen karma pa<br>
-che bzhi chung brgyad brgyud pa ’dzin rnam dang<br>
-’bri stag tshal gsum dpal ldan ’brug pa sogs<br><br>
-Great Vajradhara, Tilopa, Naropa, <br>
-Marpa, Milarepa, and Lord of the Dharma, Gampopa, <br>
-Knower of the three times, omniscient Karmapa, <br>
-Holders of the four greater and eight smaller lineages, <br>
-Drikung, Taklung, Tsalpa, glorious Drukpa and so forth. <br><br>
-zab lam phyag rgya che la mnga’ brnyes pa’i<br>
-mnyam med ‘gro mgon dvags po bka’ brgyud la<br>
-gsol ba ’debs so bka’ brgyud bla ma rnams<br>
-brgyud pa ’dzin no rnam thar byin gyis rlobs<br><br>
-You who have thoroughly mastered the profound path of Mahamudra, <br>
-Incomparable protectors of beings, the Dagpo-Kagyü, <br>
-I pray to you, the Kagyü lamas, <br>
-Grant your blessing that we may uphold your tradition and example. <br><br>
-zhen log sgom gyi rkang par gsungs pa bzhin<br>
-zas nor kun la chags zhen med pa dang<br>
-tshe ’dir gdos thag chod pa’i sgom chen la<br>
-rnyed bkur zhen pa med par byin gyis rlobs<br><br>
-Revulsion is the foot of meditation, it is said. <br>
-Hankering after food and wealth disappears<br>
-For the meditator who cuts off ties to this life. <br>
-Grant your blessing that attachment to honor and gain cease. <br><br>
-mos gus sgom gyi mgo bor gsungs pa bzhin<br>
-man ngag gter sgo ‘byed pa’i bla ma la<br>
-rgyun du gsol ba ‘debs pa’i sgom chen la<br>
-bcos min mos gus skye bar byin gyis rlobs<br><br>
-Devotion is the head of meditation, it is said. <br>
-The lama opens the door to the treasure of quintessential instructions<br>
-For the meditator who continuously prays to him.<br>
-Grant your blessing that uncontrived devotion will be born within us. <br><br>
-yengs med sgom gyi dngos gzhir gsungs par bzhin<br>
-gang shar rtogs pa’i ngo bo so ma de<br>
-ma bcos de kar ‘jog pa’i sgom chen la<br>
-bsgom bya blo dang bral bar byin gyis rlobs<br><br>
-Undistracted attention is the main body of meditation, it is said. <br>
-Whatever arises, is the fresh nature of realisation,<br>
-For the meditator who naturally rests just so. <br>
-Grant your blessing that meditation is free from conceptualization. <br><br>
-rnam rtog ngo bo chos skur gsungs pa bzhin<br>
-ci yang ma yin cir yang ‘char ba la<br>
-ma ‘gags rol par ‘char ba’i sgom chen la<br>
-‘khor ‘das dbyer med rtogs par byin gyis rlobs<br><br>
-The essence of thoughts is dharmakaya, it is said. <br>
-They are no thing whatsoever, and yet they arise<br>
-For the meditator who reflects upon the arising of the unceasing display. <br>
-Grant your blessing that the indivisibility of samsara and nirvana will be realized. <br><br>
-skye ba kun tu yang dag bla ma dang<br>
-’bral med chos kyi dpal la longs spyod cing<br>
-sa dang lam gyi yon tan rab rdzogs nas<br>
-rdo rje ‘chang gi go phang myur thob shog<br><br>
-Throughout all our births, may we not be separated <br>
-From the perfect Lama and thus enjoy the glory of the Dharma. <br>
-May we completely accomplish the qualities of the path and stages,<br>
-And swiftly attain the state of Vajradhara. <br><br>
-zhes pa’ang ban sgar ‘jam dpal bzang pos mdzad pa’o<br>
-Composed by the one called Bengar Jampal Sangpo [[TSD]]
-[[Category:Quotations]]
-[[Category:Translation]]

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