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It becomes the dominion of the powerful. This auspicious and virtuous conduct, Exists without autonomy with this. The supreme being with power and skill, Acts as if led by the hand. Whoever treats all beings, Always as equal to oneself, For this increasing friendship, There is perfect prosperity and no harm. Unchanging by force, skillful in means, Relieving the suffering of beings. With compassion for all, The rulers are like clouds. The great clouds in the sky are slow and calm, Nourishing all the crops on the earth. With the great patience of shade, The trees relieve the suffering of beings. If one practices human dharma well, The path to the realm of gods is not far. Climbing the ladder of gods and humans, If you climb, liberation is at hand. The profound treatises of great tradition, From the garland strung with many meanings, Briefly summarizing the precious essence, This is the "Hundred Verses on Wisdom." Whoever does not rely on others, Wants to live by the power of wisdom, If that person examines this direction, He will practice actions that benefit himself and others. Having attained the first Bodhisattva ground, the Joyful One, Understanding the meaning of pervading all realms of Dharma. Predicted by the Tathagata to be named "Light of the Source of Wisdom." Known as the Second Buddha. The "Hundred Verses on Wisdom" by the master Arya Nagarjuna, entitled "The Hundredfold Explanation," is completed. The Indian Abbot Sarvajñadeva and the translator of Zhuchen, the monk Dpal brtsegs, translated, examined, and finalized it. The "Hundred Verses on Wisdom" entitled "The Explanation of the Hundred Verses." Nagarjuna.