Chinese
莲师道次第的历史。 莲师道次第的历史。 莲师道次第的历史。莲师道次第是：莲花生大师的大圆满心髓口诀，由努钦·桑吉耶谢传承。似乎是祖尔·释迦炯领受了教诲的源头。且不论莲师的伏藏法，作为教传而闻名的前译派自身，大圆满的法类大多由比玛拉和贝若扎那传承。桑吉耶谢和努钦从布鲁夏取出，以及汉地和尚七传承，印度论师七传承等众多传承。莲师所传的大圆满，唯有此法。以上是杰尊·达拉纳塔的开示。不仅如此，曼达尼昂从甚深伏藏中取出，传给儿子卓衮，卓衮又传给古汝·曲旺。曲旺仁波切也从甚深伏藏中取出，上下伏藏的诀窍结合，传到后来的祖尔·释迦炯手中，教传和伏藏的甚深诀窍合二为一。通过讲修，闻思修习广为弘扬。而且，根本金刚句，三字的意境深广，似乎一切都融为一体。此时，将究竟圆满次第的心髓浓缩为窍诀，以介绍的方式进行引导。吉祥！吉祥！ 莲师道次第的历史。
English
The History of the Stages of the Path of Padmasambhava. The History of the Stages of the Path of Padmasambhava. The History of the Stages of the Path of Padmasambhava is present. The Stages of the Path of Padmasambhava is: The Great Perfection's Mind Essence instructions of Guru Padmasambhava, transmitted from Nubchen Sangye Yeshe. It seems to be the very source from which Zur Shakya Jung received the teachings. Aside from the treasure teachings of Guru Rinpoche, most of the Great Perfection Dharma cycles in the Early Translation school, which is famous as the Kama, are mostly transmitted from Vimalamitra and Vairochana. Sangye Gungwa and Nubchen took it from Brusha, and there are many such as the Seven Transmissions of the Chinese Heshang and the Seven Transmissions of the Indian masters. The Great Perfection transmitted from Guru Padmasambhava appears to be only this one. This is the teaching of Jetsun Taranatha. Moreover, Mandarava Nyang took it from the profound treasure, gave it to his son Dro Gon, and he gave it to Guru Chowang. Chowang Rinpoche also took it from the profound treasure, so the combined instructions of the upper and lower treasures fell into the hands of the later Zur Shakya Jung, and the profound instructions of the Kama and Terma became like two rivers merging. The explanation and practice were widely spread through study and contemplation. Moreover, the root vajra verses, the meaning and experience of all three letters are profound and vast, and it seems that everything is integrated into one. At this time, the ultimate perfection stage is condensed into the essence of the instructions, and it is guided in the manner of introduction. Auspicious! Auspicious! The History of the Stages of the Path of Padmasambhava.