HUNG ZHENG SHIK PEMA
Supplication to Guru Rinpoche
Friends of Lama Tharchin Rinpoché Heart Teachings Series 19
Dudjom Tersar Ngöndro Additional Practices
THE SEVEN LINE PRAYER
Your contemplation will become powerful and stable and your wisdom will expand. You will be ripened by great self-arisen blessings and your actions for others will dispel suffering.
Listen to HH Dudjom Rinpoche Jigdral Yeshe Dorje
chant the Concise Ngondro and the Sater Ngondro.
THE MANDALA OFFERING
The 37 Point Mandala Offering, the short 7 point Mandala Offering translated Michael Broderick, 37 Point and 7 Points Mandala Offering diagram with key map complied by Lama Sonam Rinpoche.
7 PT Diagram & Key Download LINK
37 PT Diagram & Key Download LINK
COMMENTARY ON NGONDRO PRACTICE ACCORDING TO
THE NEW TREASURES OF DUDJOM
Düd jom ter sar ngön drö ngag dön dü pa zhug
By Khenchen Palden Sherab Rinpoche
Translated by Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche
This commentary was compiled from teachings given by Khenchen Palden Sherab Rinpoche and Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche at various practice centers across the United States over a span of ten years.
BRIEF NOTES OF THE VISUALIZATION FOR THE CONCISE
RECITATION OF THE PURE VISION PRELIMINARY PRACTICE
by Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche
In response to a request by Jampa Chödzin, a diligent practitioner from the Draksum area of Kongpo, I, Jñāna, wrote down whatever came to mind during a single session. May virtue abound!
Translated by Adam Pearcey, Rigpa Translations, 2006
Source: Lotsawa House
A PRAYER TO GURU RINPOCHE TO DISPEL
OBSTACLES ON THE PATH
aka Du Sum Sangye
At the rock face called Pile of Jewels on the right slope of Great Lion Sky Cliff (Sengchen Namdrag), the great treasure-revealer Dechen Lingpa made an invocation using this very timely prayer. Because it contains great blessings, it should be held in high esteem and memorized.
THE FINAL WORDS OF GYURME DORJE
aka Nang Drak Rik Sum
Recitation said between and end of sessions.
PRAYERS BEFORE TEACHINGS BOOKLET
Bero Jeydren Publications
Booklet format includes the Dedication of Merit aka Sonam Di Yid and the 37 Point Mandala Offering
LONGCHENPA’S ASPIRATION PRAYER
Written by Omniscient Longchenpa
(Translated by Thinley Norbu Rinpoche).
Of course, those who are nihilists have no belief in karma, virtue, or the Triple Gems; that is why they are nihilists. They think only about this momentary life and that it is not necessary to consider previous births or future reincarnations since they do not believe in them. According to Buddhist theory, however, until one attains the state of enlightenment, one must believe mind is continuous even though one does not see the mind’s continuity. Since the mind is continuous, phenomena will be continuous, so the phenomena of suffering and happiness are continuous. Sometimes there are phenomena of suffering and sometimes there are phenomena of happiness, but either way, these phenomena must change. In order not to circle like this between suffering and happiness unceasingly, it is necessary to be liberated to reach unchangeable, flawless ecstasy; and in order to be liberated one needs virtue or merit until the habits of dualistic mind are exhausted. So, one needs to believe in abstaining from negative karma and increasing positive karma and the accumulation of merit and wisdom. In order to make accumulation, first one needs to obtain a precious human birth with the seven qualities of the high realms of gods and humans.
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