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The Name-Dhārani of Je Tsongkhapa

  • Apr 27, 2012
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Updated: Jul 24

The Name-Dhārani of Je Tsongkhapa

PEL-DEN TSA-WAY LA-MA RIN-PO-CHHE

Glorious root guru, precious one,


DAK GI CHI-WOR PAY-DAY TENG ZHUK LA

As you rest on a lotus and moon above the crown of my head,


KA-DRIN-CHHEN-PO’I GO NAY JEY-ZUNG TE

Look after me with your great kindness,


KU SUNG T’HUK KYII NGÖ-DRUP TSEL DU SÖL

And grant the siddhis of enlightened body, speech, and mind, I pray.


OM ĀH GURU VAJRADHĀRA SUMATI KIRTI SIDDHI HŪM HŪM


Recite this as much as possible.


PEL-DEN TSA-WAY LA-MA RIN-PO-CHHE

Glorious root guru, precious one,


DAK GI NYING-KHAR PAY-MAY TENG ZHUK LA

As you rest on a lotus in my heart-center,


KA-DRIN-CHHEN-PO’I GO NAY JEY-ZUNG TE

Look after me with your great kindness,


KU SUNG T’HUK KYII NGÖ-DRUP TSEL DU SÖL

And grant the siddhis of enlightened body, speech, and mind, I pray.


TS’HE-RAP KÜN TU GYEL-WA TSONG-KHA-PA

In all lifetimes, O Victor Tsongkhapa,


T’HEK CHHOK SHEY-NYEN NGÖ-SU DZAY-PAY T’HU

Through the power of your acting directly as the spiritual friend of the supreme vehicle,


GYEL-WAY NGAK-PAY LAM ZANG DE NYI LAY

May I never veer from the exact excellent path praised by the Conqueror


KAY CHIK TSAM YANG DOK-PAR MA-GYUR CHIK

For even a moment.


From the forthcoming book, The Compendium of Daily Name-Recitation and Dhārani Practices, by the 7th Panchen Lama.

Translated by Erick Tsiknopoulos.

a white reclining Buddha statue in a temple, a figure seated before it
 
 
 

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