194435763 the Sadhana of Buddha Akshobhya

FROM THE SET OF TEACHINGS OF LONGSAL DORJE NYINGPO:

THE SADHANA OF BUDDHA AKSHOBHYA

FROM THE SET OF TEACHINGS OF LONGSAL DORJE NYINGPO:

THE SADHANA OF BUDDHA AKSHOBHYA

Dharma Samudra

By practicing on this may all sentient beings achieve the perfect true nature of the lama. May their highest aspirations be fulfilled for the benefit of all sentient beings.

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NAMO GURU NATHA AKSHOBHYAYA The victorious ones unanimously scatter flowers of praise To the buddha who is supreme in perfecting, ripening, and purifying. This brings auspicious goodness to the worlds of the ten directions. I respectfully prostrate at the feet of Buddha Akshobhya. You fortunate ones who wish to journey to the buddha field of Abhirati, the Land of Manifest Joy, Will find this sadhana from the speech of Padmakara Easy to practice and an excellent support. So, come here right now, and enjoy this potent nectar that wi/J make you mature and free. Practicing this liturgy according to the oral tradition of Padmakara, the king of the victorious ones, will fully purify one's negative karma and obscurations. The practice has three parts: the foundation, the main part, and the conclusion.

Dharma Samudra - Akshobhya Sadhana

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Longsal Dorje Nyingpo

The first part begins with taking refuge and generating bodhichitta:

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take refuge in Akshobhya as the guru and the three

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as the deities of the mandala.

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I will practice the meditation and recitation of Buddha Akshobhya

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DIG DRIB KUN JANG SANG JE TOB JE CHIR

In order to bring all the limitless beings, especially those of the lower realms,

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To the state of bud dhahood by puri fying their wrong actions and obscurations.

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May all beings come in contact with the path of enlightenment.

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Recite three times

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Then, to bless the offerings, cleanse with the Amrita mantra and purify with the Swabhava mantra:

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OM SOBHAVA SHUDHA SARWA DHARMA SOBHAWA SHUDHO HAM

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Within the space of the emptiness of eve rything,

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From the letter « �

DHRUM

a precious container appears.

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Within that, from the letter

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the outer and inner offerings

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And the displays of the individual offering goddesses.

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These offerings expand infinitely and fill all of space. Dharma Samudra - Akshobhya Sadhana

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OM VAJRA ARGHAM PADYAM PUSH PE DHUPE ALOKE GANDHE NEVIDYA SHABDA AH HUNG

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