English
Relying on the kindness of Zur Choying Rangdrol, the master encompassing all mandalas, Gangshar Rangdrol, a mantra practitioner from Zahor who has slightly experienced the self-nature Dzogchen, preserved the Vajra words revealed from the treasure as they were. In accordance with the supplementary rituals composed by Dharma King Pel Tashi Tobgyal. The parts that needed to be supplemented were taken from the new treasure of Amitayus Yeshe O Chok of the Panchen Rinpoche brothers, and named "Carefulness." Written on the second day of the waxing period of the black month in the Water Ox year, in the great palace of Potala, a place blessed by the self-arisen holy being, the scribe was the Vidyadhara monk Jamyang Drakpa. May all be auspicious! (Sanskrit Devanagari: Sarva Jayantu, Sanskrit Romanization: sarva jayantu, Literal meaning: All Victory). The activity and ripening-liberation ritual of Manjushri Dzogchen, the web of five lights of appearance and emptiness.