རྣལ་སྦྱོར་རང་གི་ཉམས་ཚོར།
Personal Experiential Feelings of the Yogi
Tibetan title: rnal ‘byor rang gi nyams tshor
by Chöjé Marpa Sheyrab Yéshey (smar pa shes rab ye shes, 1135–1203)
Translated from the Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos
The intrinsically liberated original nature of mind: Don’t let it be constrained by the knot of conceptual activity. With one's body and all one's resources, Day and night make offerings to the Precious Treasure of the Teacher.
All day and all night, practice the Transcendent Dharma:
When seeing that this is what has true essence,
If meditation is cultivated upon fathoming its great significance,
Visions of spiritual experience will come to dawn.
And so it is that, since no colophon is written here, one should be written, as found in the other texts. This note was written by the Karmapa of the Snowy Mountains (gangs-ri karma-pa, Gangri Karma Rinpoche).
Translated from the Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos, March 2016.
Found in the collection of poems, songs and other writings by Marpa Sheyrab Yéshey, chos-rgyal smar-pa’i mgur-‘bum legs-par bzhugs so, published by the Martsang Kagyu Global Corporation, Taipei/Delhi 2015, pages 150-151.
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