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    The Beat of The Great Celestial Drum

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    This document contains a supplication prayer composed by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo for the garland of rebirths of Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso. It lists the names of past masters and prays to them to grant supreme and ordinary spiritual attainments. The prayer accords with teachings by Lama Jamgon on the Uddiyana Vajra scripture. It was written down by the 14th Karmapa at Palpung Thubten Chokorling monastery in honor of Tara. The translation was done in 2012 under Tibetan masters at a monastery in Nepal.

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    This document contains a supplication prayer composed by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo for the garland of rebirths of Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso. It lists the names of past masters and prays to them to grant supreme and ordinary spiritual attainments. The prayer accords with teachings by Lama Jamgon on the Uddiyana Vajra scripture. It was written down by the 14th Karmapa at Palpung Thubten Chokorling monastery in honor of Tara. The translation was done in 2012 under Tibetan masters at a monastery in Nepal.

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    This document contains a supplication prayer composed by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo for the garland of rebirths of Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso. It lists the names of past masters and prays to them to grant supreme and ordinary spiritual attainments. The prayer accords with teachings by Lama Jamgon on the Uddiyana Vajra scripture. It was written down by the 14th Karmapa at Palpung Thubten Chokorling monastery in honor of Tara. The translation was done in 2012 under Tibetan masters at a monastery in Nepal.

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    This document contains a supplication prayer composed by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo for the garland of rebirths of Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso. It lists the names of past masters and prays to them to grant supreme and ordinary spiritual attainments. The prayer accords with teachings by Lama Jamgon on the Uddiyana Vajra scripture. It was written down by the 14th Karmapa at Palpung Thubten Chokorling monastery in honor of Tara. The translation was done in 2012 under Tibetan masters at a monastery in Nepal.

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    The passage is a supplication prayer addressed to various Buddhist masters and figures asking for blessings and attainment of spiritual accomplishments.

    The supplication prayer is addressed to Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso and a garland of other Buddhist masters and figures.

    They are praying to receive supreme and ordinary siddhis (spiritual accomplishments).

    The Beat of the Great Celestial Drum

    A Supplication Prayer to
    the Garland of Rebirths of the Excellent Lord of Love

    Lord of all families, Vairochana,


    Vajradharma, and son of Rashtrapala,
    Youthful Lodro Thaye—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Ananda, Dharma King Excellent Moon,


    King Jah, Venerable Aryadeva,
    Shintagarbha, Chandrakirti, and Nagpopa—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Emanation of Manjushri, Thumi Sambhota,


    Venerable grand translator, perfect Vairotsana,
    Source of discipline, knowledge, and wisdom—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Wangchuk Bar, Zurchen Shakya Jungne,


    Rangzom Chozang, Khyungpo Naljor,
    Loden Sherab, Bonpo Lhabum—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Terton Guru Jotse Rashag,


    Siddha Ngodrub Nyima Senge,
    Yeshe Khyung Drak, Drogon Kyeme Shang—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Sakya Panchen, Drolde Sangyebum


    Lama Nyenre, Panchen Yagde,
    Dorje Lingpa, Draktog Sonam Zang—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!
    Golo Shonu, Omniscient Bodongpa,
    Rigpe Raldri, Pema Kunkyong Ling,
    Chokden Gonpo, Lodro Togme—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Namkha Rinchen, Sherab Ozer,


    Drolway Gonpo, Rigdzin Chegocha,
    Natsok Rangdrol, Orgyen Terdak Ling—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    To the supreme omniscient lama Dechen Lingpa,


    That mighty ocean of Dharma
    Into which flow the rivers of all the excellent qualities there are—
    Pray grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    Once again benefitting the Victor’s teachings and disciples,


    Your display of unimaginable enlightened deeds
    Of manifold amazing incarnate births will culminate
    In Mopa Nangdze, the last in the line
    Of the thousand perfect and complete buddhas.
    We pray to the manifest buddha who gathers into one
    All the enlightened deeds of the lives of a thousand buddhas—
    Grant us the supreme and ordinary siddhis!

    By the blessing of supplicating you in this way,


    From this very life until the heart of enlightenment,
    May we be sheltered by the genuine supreme protectors
    And manifest the state of omniscience!

    This supplication prayer to the garland of rebirths of Lama Jamgon Yonten Gyatso was spoken by the
    All-Seeing Lama Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo in response to the earnest request of Losal Karma Rinchen
    Dargye and other faithful disciples. This supplication prayer accords with the Uddiyana Vajra scripture
    that Lama Jamgon himself taught clearly in his incarnation as the great translator Vairochana and
    discovered as the dharma treasure revealer king Mingling Dorje. It was written down by His Holiness the
    Fourteenth Karmapa, Tekchok Dorje, whose very name brings blessings, at the highest point of Palpung
    Thubten Chokorling, the site which pleases the Venerable Lady Tara. May virtue increase!

    Under the guidance of Khenpo Chokey Gyaltsen and Khenpo Sherab Gyaltsen, translated by Karma
    Yeshe Chödrön at Pullahari Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal, March 2012.
    Tibetan

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