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gi char chen po dag kyang bab bo/ /lha rnams kyi dbang po brgya byin dang/ rgyal po chen po bzhi dag kyang byang chub sems dpa' sems dpa' chen po chos 'phags

According to Do Khyentse’s autobiography, rig ’dzin ’jigs med gling p’ai yang srid sngags ’chang ’ja lus rdo rje’i rnam thar mkha’ ’gro’i zhal lung (Sichuan

rlabs rgyun bzang. 49-58: bstan bsrung rdo rje dgra 'dul gyi bka' gtad thun mong du byed tshul 'phrin las myur 'grub. xx-xx: drag dmar rdo rje spyi blugs

/zhes so/ de'i don yang mdo las dam pa'i chos ni thog mar dge ba/ bar du dge ba/ tha mar dge ba/ don bzang po/ tshig 'bru bzang po/ ma 'dres pa/ yongs su rdzogs

gdan rabs nyer gnyis pa dkon mchog rin chen gyi sprul sku dkon mchog 'phrin las bzang po nas bzung 'phrin las lhun grub bar che tshang sku phreng drug rig

snang ba'ang rgyu rkyen med || skye 'jig med do lnga 'bras bu || dbyings dang ye shes rdzogs mi dmigs || phyogs med re skong 'phrin las ni || kun nas mtshams

the two kinds of omniscience. [RY] Buddha activity.(rtag khyab lhun grub kyi phrin las), the spontaneously present everlasting and all-pervasive activities

vi.pra.108ka/3.30 kulaviśeṣaḥ — rdo rje pad ma de bzhin las/ /de bzhin gshegs dang rin chen nyid/ /snying rje chen po dam pa yi/ /rigs ni rnam pa lnga