The Extremely Concise ‘Dispelling the Faults of Interdependence’
(rten ‘brel nyes sel shin tu bsdus pa)
a Treasure Teaching (gter ma) of Tertön Sögyel
(gter ston bsod rgyal)
Translated from the Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos
OṂ: CH’OK-DÜ DÉ-SHEK S’AY-CHAY KYI
OṂ: The Great Identity of the Sugatas of all directions and times,
DAK-NYIY CH’EN-PO PAY-MA-JUNG
Together with their Bodhisattva Heirs, Padmasambhava;
GYU-T’RUL GYÜ DANG DÜ-PA DO
The Tantra of the Web of Magical Illusion (Māyājāla Tantra1), the Sūtra Which Gathers All Innermost Intentions (Düpa Do2),
GONG-DÜ KA-GYAY LHA-TS’OK KYI
The Embodiment of the Master’s Realization (Lama Gongdü3) and the Eight Sādhanā Teachings of the Heruka (Kagyay4):
JIN-LAP T’UK-JÉ DEN-TOP KYIY
By the power of the truth of the blessings and compassion of their Deity Assemblies,
NYEY-TS’OK NAM-YANG MEY-PAR DZÖ
Please ensure that accrued faults are forever destroyed.
OṂ VAJRA GURU PADMA ŚĀNTIṂ KRODHA GUHYA JÑĀNA RULU RULU GURU DEVA ḌĀKINĪ MAHĀ ŚRĪ HERUKA SARVA SAMAYA HŪṂ PHAT
[Tibetan pronunciation:
OṂ BADZRA GURU PAYMA SHĀNTING KRODHA GUHYA DZÑĀNA RULU RULU GURU DEWA ḌĀKINĪ MAHĀ SHRĪ HERUKA SARBA SAMAYA HŪNG
PHAYT]
TEN-DREL NYEY-TS’OK T’AM-CHAY: SHANTING KURU SWĀHĀ
All accrued faults of interdependence: ŚANTIṂ KURU SVĀHĀ.
From Dispelling the Faults of Interdependence (rten ‘brel nyes sel).
(Translated from the Tibetan by Erick Tsiknopoulos, late October to late November 2017, in the village of Rakkar, near Dharamshala, India.)
1 sgyu ‘phrul drwa ba’i brgyud (the Guhyagarbha Tantra and other related Mahāyoga tantra-s).
2 ‘dus pa mdo, AKA Do Gongpa Düpa (Wyl. mdo dgongs pa ‘dus pa), The Sūtra which Gathers All Intentions, AKA Tsokchen Düpa (tshogs chen ‘dus pa) — the principal text of the Anuyoga, which is part of the kama tradition. It consists of 75 chapters and was translated from the ‘language of Gilgit’ by Chetsün Kyé [sic], a native of Gilgit, in the late 8th or early 9th century. The Anuyoga tantras were brought to Tibet by Nupchen Sangyay Yéshey [gnubs chen sangs rgyas ye shes].
3 dgongs ‘dus (bla ma dgongs ‘dus). A large cycle of gterma (hidden treasure teachings) revealed by Sanggyay Lingpa (sangs rgyas gling pa, 1340-96) in 18 volumes of approximately 700 pages each.
4 bka’ brgyad, or Drubpa Kagyay (Skt. aṣṭamahāsādhana; Wyl. sgrub pa bka’ brgyad; Eng. ‘the Eight [Great] Sādhanā Teachings’) — the term ‘Kagyay’ refers to the eight (Tib. brgyad) sets of Mahāyoga teachings or transmissions (bka‘) entrusted to Padmasambhava and the eight Vidyādharas of India.
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