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Confession of the Expanse of the View - One of the 4 confessional liturgies for the secret fulfillment ritual composed by [[Padmasambhava]] for [[King Trisong Deutsen]]. These 4 confessional liturgies were for the four aspects of [[approach and accomplishment]]. They are: | Confession of the Expanse of the View - One of the 4 confessional liturgies for the secret fulfillment ritual composed by [[Padmasambhava]] for [[King Trisong Deutsen]]. These 4 confessional liturgies were for the four aspects of [[approach and accomplishment]]. They are: | ||
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ལྟ་བའི་ཀློང་གི་བཤགས་པ
Confession of the Expanse of the View - One of the 4 confessional liturgies for the secret fulfillment ritual composed by Padmasambhava for King Trisong Deutsen. These 4 confessional liturgies were for the four aspects of approach and accomplishment. They are:
- Confession of the Supreme Wisdom Body
- Confession of Twenty-eight Points for Adopting and Avoiding
- Secret Confession of the Four Classes of Dakinis
- Confession of the Expanse of the View, also known as the Natural Confession
Just as Vajrasattva in the past had taught the Brahman named Human Skull and purified his obscurations, in this same way, Master Padma mended all the king's breaches of sacred commitment and thus purified his obscurations. [ZL] RY