= THE FOUR EMPOWERMENTS =
LA MAI NEE SUM YI GE DRU SUM LEY
Rays of white, red and deep blue light emerge
Ö ZER KAR MAR TING SUM CHUNG NEE SU
From the three seed syllables in the lama’s three places.
RANG GI NEY SUM TIM PEE GO SUM GYI
Dissolving into my three places,
DRIB CHANG KU SUNG TUK KYI DOR JER GYUR
They purify the obscurations of my body, speech and mind; and transform them into the vajra body, speech and mind.
TAR NI LA MA KOR CHEY OD DU SHU
Finally, the lama and assembly dissolve into light.
KAR MAR TIK LE HUNG GI TSAN PA RU
As a white and red bindu marked with HUNG,
RANG GI NYING GAR TIM PEY LA MAI TUK
They dissolve into my heart,
RANG SEM YER MED LHAN KYE CHOO KUR NEE
And the lama’s mind and my mind indivisible remain as the connate dharmakaya.
AH AH
With these words look upon your own face of the great original dharmakaya, your own mind-itself, which primordially transcends modifications, rejection and acceptance. Again, look at all illusion-like appearances as being of the nature of the lama, and by dedicating your virtue and uttering auspicious words apply them to happiness and goodness.
On the eighth day of the waxing moon in the month of Droshin of the year called "Taming All," that is, the seventh month of the Fire Female Pig Year [1887] this arose from the lake of the mind of Mipham Nampar Gyalwa, one who prays that he serves Guru Pema in all his lifetimes. May there be virtue!