from a thangka in the personal collection of Sogyal Rinpoche]]EMAHO<br>
NGO TSAR SANGYÉ NANGWA TAYÉ DANG<br> Amitabha, magnificent Buddha of Boundless Light,<br>
YÉ SU JOWO TUKJÉ CHENPO DANG<br> With the great compassionate lord Avalokiteshvara to his right,<br>
YÖN DU SEMPA TU CHEN TOP NAM LA<br> And the mighty bodhisattva Vajrapani on his left,<br>
SANGYÉ CHANG SEM PAKMÉ KHOR GYI KOR<br> Surrounded by an assembly of countless buddhas and bodhisattvas<br>
DÉ KYI NGO TSAR PAK TU MÉPA YI<br> In the place of wonder and boundless joy and happiness—<br>
DEWA CHEN SHYÉ JA WÉ SHYING KHAM DER<br> That is the heavenly realm of Sukhavati, the Blissful Paradise.<br>
DAK NI DI NÉ TSÉ PÖ GYUR MA TAK<br> When the time comes for me to leave this present life,<br>
KYEWA SHYEN GYI BAR MA CHÖ PA RU<br> May I go there directly, without any other birth upon the way,<br>
DÉ RU KYÉ NÉ NANG TÉ SHYAL TONG SHOK<br> And being reborn there, may I see Amitabha face to face!<br>
DÉ KÉ DAK GI MÖNLAM TABPA DI<br> May this, my fervent prayer of aspiration,<br>
CHOK CHÜI SANGYÉ CHANG SEM TAMCHÉ KYI<br> Be blessed by all the buddhas and bodhisattvas of the ten directions<br>
GEK MÉ DRUBPAR CHIN GYI LAP TU SOL<br> So that it is accomplished, without the slightest hindrance!<br>
TEYATA PENTSIN DRIYA AWA BODHANAYÉ SOHA<br>
When Tulku Mingyur Dorje was thirteen years old, on the 7th day of the month of Saga Dawa, Fire Bird year (1657), he had a vision of the deities of the mandala, and Buddha Amitabha spoke these words directly.
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