The Condensed Ritual for Repelling Gossiping Enemies
By Karma Chagmey
Translated from the Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos
RANG-NYI T’HUK-JE-CHHEN-PO’I T’HUK-KA NAY Ö-ZER JANG-GU T’HRÖ-PAY TAM NGEN MI-KHA T’HAM-CHAY DOK PAR GYUR
From the heart-center of myself as the Great Compassionate One [Avalokiteshvara], there radiates green rays of light, which cast away all negative rumors and gossip.
OM MANI PADME HUNG HRIH
OM MANI PADME HUNG HRIH!
OM AH HUR-T’HUM MI-KHA TAM NGEN T’HAM-CHAY DOK
OM AH: Repel all trouble-making, negative rumors, and gossip!
RILI RILI
RILI! RILI!
OM MAHADHEVA DRA-WO NITRINI SOK LA BAY CHHÖ
OM MAHADHEVA:Enemies, NITRINI! Completely cut off their vitality!
BHYO MI-KHA NGEN-PA GYUR
BHYO: Destroy all malicious bad rumors!
MI-KHA NGEN-PAY DRA-WO MARAYA!
The enemy of malicious bad rumors, MARAYA!
T’HUM T’HUM
Overtake them! Overtake them!
SHIK SHIK
Be gone! Be gone!
BAY BAY DRIL DRIL BHYO BHYO DOK
Send them away! Send them away! Throw them out! Throw them out! BHYO! BHYO! Repel!
GYA YI MI KHA DOK
Repel the negative rumors of a hundred!
TONG GI T’HRAM CHU DOK
Repel the lying lips of a thousand!
GYA KHA YER YER DOK
Repel a hundred mouths immaculately!
TONG KHA MER MER DOK
Repel a thousand mouths comprehensively!
NAY NA DOK
Repel the various kinds of illnesses!
DRA NA DOK
Repel the various kinds of enemies!
GYÖ NA DOK
Repel the various kinds of disputes!
KÜN NA DOK
Repel the various kinds of thieves!
MAK NA DOK
Repel the various kinds of armies!
NYI-MA CHHOK ZHI TS’HAM GYAY KYI MI-KHA TAM NGEN T’HAM-CHAY DOK
Repel all of the negative rumors and gossip in the sun’s four cardinal and eight intermediate directions!
NGEN SEM TSUR LA CHANG-WAY DRA DRE T’HAM-CHAY LA BAY BAY
Send away, send away all enemies and negative spirits who hold on to malicious intent!
DRIL DRIL
Throw them out! Throw them out!
T’HUM T’HUM
Envelop them! Envelop them!
SHIK SHIK
Be gone! Be gone!
BHYO BHYO
BHYO! BHYO!
DOK DOK
Repel! Repel!
BHYO DOK CHIK
BHYO: May they be averted!
This was composed by Karma Raga Asyapa [Karma Chakme]. Virtue!
Translated from Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos.
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