Introduction

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Tibetan

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1) The Common

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2) The path of liberation

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3) The perfection stage

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4) Nyingthig of Dzogpa Chenpo

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5) The accomplishment of the result

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Conclusion of practices

4) Nyingthig of Dzogpa Chenpo

HŪṂ —invokes the self-arisen wisdom that brings the realization of the face of the ultimate primordial wisdom.

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The light of the heart (o-rgyan-yul) and its (gyi) inner ultimate sphere (nub), outer ultimate sphere (byang), and the water light of the eyes (mtshams), and

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the light of the pure ultimate sphere and the light of emptiness thig-le (pa-dma) with the vajra chains—the power of the intrinsic awareness— (ge-sar) are present for us. Upon (la) firmly stabilizing intrinsic awareness on them through contemplation (sdong-po),

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one achieves (brnyes) the marvelous (ya-mtshan) first three visions (snang ba) and attains the supreme siddhi (mchog-gi dngos-grub), the fourth vision.

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This attainment is renowned (zhes-su-grags) as the attainment of the primordial Buddhahood (pa-dma ’byung-gnas).

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Then the light of self-arisen wisdom emanates (bskor) many (mang-pos) rays and thig-le:s as its manifesting power (rtsal) (’khor-du) moving about in space (mkha’-’ gro).

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I contemplate (bdag bsgrub-kyis) on the natural vision of original purity (khyed-kyi rjes-su).

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In order to (phyir) attain the rainbow vajra body of great transformation (gshegs su gsol), may I purify all phenomena into the expanse of primordial wisdom (byin-gyis-rlobs).

This supreme (GURU), unstained (PADMA), and ultimate attainment (SIDDHI) is amazing (HŪṂ ).