English
The mind of enlightenment is referred to as arising from ritual. By continuously meditating on these two minds with wisdom, ultimately separating the mind from its root, this is the ultimate mind of enlightenment. The way it arises from ritual is as it is stated in the lineage of the Manifestation of Perfect Enlightenment and in the treatises of the noble Nagarjuna. Therefore, in order to guide by relying on the common and special stages of the path just mentioned, and to teach according to their respective treatises, so that the goal is achieved, here I will only say this much for now. Therefore, if one does not stray from such key points, practice will become meaningful. So, do not let this Dharma become an addition to attachment and aversion, but strive to learn and practice as much as possible in your own mindstream. Words of encouragement to accomplish great benefit for oneself and others. The meaning of the immaculate scriptures, according to the oral instructions of the lama, is briefly explained, but who can fully express its vast extent? However, just as a drop taken from the great ocean can alleviate suffering, even knowing just a little about the entrance to the path can give you unwavering confidence in what to accept and reject. From this, may the great and wonderful ship of virtue, propelled by the wind of altruism, carry all beings from the great ocean of samsara to the precious island of liberation. Thus, for the sake of making it easy for beginners to enter, this work called "The Jewel Staircase, Clarifying the Common Preliminary Practices" was written by the yogi Immovable Vajra.