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Section One
The Essential Points of the Dharma Wheels
The 84,000 heaps of Dharma [consist] one [method] for achieving enlightenment.
The baskets and the sets of tantra form the order of the path.
The intents within the six formats 2are held as purely definitive.
All paths that exist are traversed through the ten stages.
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It can also be the case that the cognitive obscuration is abandoned first.
With the lack of either one of them, complete enlightenment is not achievable.
The key point common to the three vows is to abandon the ten non-virtues.
The utterly pure nature 4is endowed with the qualities by separation 5.
The thirty seven factors conducive to enlightenment 6are present within the
sugata-essence.
All vehicles are of the same family and are same to be vehicles.
Even the hearers, solitary realizers and those who has craving for perversion can
become omniscient.
This is the first section: the compilation of the key points of the wheels of Dharma.
Section Two
The Essential Points of Interdependence
Except for virtue and non-virtue, there is no other unspecified 8.
With the mere exception of the primary and secondary, the achieving of results
continues uninterruptedly.
1. Devotion to the Triple Gem 2. Seeking and practicing the sublime Dharma 3. Repaying the
kindness of parents 4. Honoring the learned 5. Respecting the higher and elders 6. Being helpful
to neighbors and people 7. Being obedient and modest 8. Being loyal in friendship 9. Following
the wise 10. Having the sense of contentment with food and wealth 11. Taking care of people
who have been helpful in the past 12. Paying debts on time and with no trickery with the
measuring units 13. Not being jealous of anyone 14. Not participating in conspiracies and being
self determined 15. Being polite in speech and speaking less 16. Being very tolerant and brave
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All stages of the path must be practiced in each one of the sessions.
This is the second section: the compilation of the key points of interdependence.
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Section Three
The Essential Points of Pratimoksha (individual liberation)
For sure, a vow can be occurred even in someone with the obstacles.
It is also the case that a cause for breaching [vows] would not breach.
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Harmful actions and downfalls are not different but the same.
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It is held that not receiving the [vow] is a heavier crime than loosing one.
This is the third section: the compilation of the key points of the individual liberation
[vehicle].
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Section Four
The Essential Points of Awakened Mind
Awakened mind and compassion are different from each other.
Any [action] can turn into the vows of engaging awakened mind.
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The sixth bhumi and below are shared with the hearers and solitary realizers.
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The adherents of the mind-only school attain the seventh bhumis realization.
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This is the fourth section: the compilation of the key points of awakened mind.
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Section Five
The Essential Points of the Secret Mantra
Secret mantra occurs also in the teachings of other [Buddhas].
Even the naturally qualified ones require the ritual for engaging in.
All deities are endowed with the qualities of marks and examples.
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It must be understood that all intents are free from inter contradictions.
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It is allowed to merely display the powers but not to use them actually.
This is the fifth section: the compilation of the key points of secret mantrayana.
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Section Six
The Essential Points of View, Meditation and Action
The Dharma which is linked with a lineage is profound.
Causes and results are the natural expressions of momentary [states] of mind.
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The most excellent realization is that which is not attached with the three great 12.
The view, meditation and action are not different but the same.
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Emptiness emerges as the very [law] of cause and result upon its realization.
The methods and paths are particularly essential for even the holder of
realization.
This is the sixth section: the compilation of the key points of the view, meditation and
action.
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Section Seven
The Essential Points of the Result
In the state of Buddhahood the two truths are inseparable.
It is held that [the Buddha] possesses the mind of primordial awareness, which is
the result of freedom [from the obscurations].
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There is also the view that aspiration and engaging [awakened minds] are the
causes of complete enjoyment and emanation bodies.
The three bodies dwell by way of not being distinct from [each other].
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This is the seventh section: the compilation of the key points of the results.
Based on Chen Nga Sherab Jung Nes work, I, a devotee of the teachings of Lord Kyopa and his
sons, arranged the vajra-statements into verses for easier approach by others and myself.
Konchok Rinchen Thinle Nampar Gyalwe De
Kham, Berithang
23rd of the 1st month of Mongolian Dog year
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Additional Verses
The teachings of the victors of all directions and times are the same.
The five aspects of excellence 14includes the whole of samsara and nirvana.
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1. The perfect Teacher 2. Perfect Retinue 3. Perfect Place 4. Perfect Teaching 5. Perfect Time
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There is no way the tirthikas and bons 15 can see the truth.
The enlightenment attained is the same through the processes of teachings and
practices.
Till the ultimate bhumi one traverses within the spirit of the path of
accumulation.
Hearers and solitary realizers will be enlightened as they have its cause.
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The whole teachings are included in each one of the three vows
The root of all classes of school lies in the four sets of [vinaya] discourses 16.
Even the one on the tenth bhumi can fall if created the cause.
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Rituals are necessary despite of being realized for the lineages profundity.
The root pledge cannot possibly be permitted during the four moments.
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It is also held that a brief [ritual] is [all] inclusive if one is tamed by that.
By the power of blessings, the basic store [mind] can be seen also at other times.
The decadent age inflicted with poisons is more profound for the channel, energy
and drop [practices].
The three trainings constitute the stages of the path of the vajra-vehicle.
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A master and disciple are the same in terms of their mutual pledges.
These verses which are additional to the Sublime Dharma of Same Intent by Drigungpa Jigten
Sumgyi Gonpo were set forth by Je Lama Dharma Surya, at the request of some devoted disciples
like Lhopon Dzogchen Tsang and the like.
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