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The Supreme Path
The Rosary of Precious Gems
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The Supreme Path Of
Discipleship
The Precepts Of The Gurus
The Rosary of Precious Gems
28 Categories of Yogic
Precepts
It is commonly believed that the Great Guru Gampopa (otherwise known as Dvagpo-Larhe), compiled
this work, and that he handed it on with this injunction : 'I entreat those devotees of generations yet
unborn, who will honour my memory and regret not having met me in person, to study this, The
Supreme Path, The Rosary of Precious Gems, and also The Precious Ornament of Liberation, along
with other religious treatises. The result will be equivalent to that of an actual meeting with myself.'
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The Supreme Path
The Rosary of Precious Gems
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Table of Contents
Obeisance to the Precious Guru :
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Twenty-Eight Catagories Of Yogic Precepts ...........................................
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The Ten Causes of Regret: ......................................................
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The Ten Requirements:
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The Ten Things To Be Done:
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The Ten Things To Be Avoided:
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The Ten Things Not To Be Avoided:
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The Ten Things One Must Know: ................................................
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The Ten Things To Be Practiced:
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The Ten Things To Be Persevered In:
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The Ten Incentives :
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The Ten Errors:
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The Ten Resemblances Wherein One May Err:
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The Ten Things Wherein One Errs Not:
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The Thirteen Grievous Failures:
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The Fifteen Weaknesses : ......................................................
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The Twelve Indispensable Things:
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The Ten Signs Of A Superior Man:
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The Ten Useless Things: .......................................................
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The Ten Self Imposed Troubles:
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The Ten Things Wherein One Does Good To Oneself:
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The Ten Best Things: ..........................................................
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The Ten Grievous Mistakes:
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The Ten Necessary Things:
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The Ten Unnecessary Things:
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The Ten More Precious Things:
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The Ten Equal Things:
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The Ten Virtues Of The Holy Dharma (or Doctrine):
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The Ten Figurative Expressions:
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The Ten Great Joyful Realizations : .............................................
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The Conclusion :
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The Colophon :
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The Supreme Path
The Rosary of Precious Gems
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The Supreme Path Of Discipleship : The Precepts Of The Gurus
Obeisance to the Precious Guru :
Let him who desires deliverance from the fearful and difficult to traverse Sea of Successive Existences,
by means of the precepts taught by the inspired Kargyupta Sages, render due homage to these
Teachers, whose glory is immaculate, whose virtues are as inexhaustible as the ocean, and whose infinite
benevolence embraceth all beings, past, present, and future, throughout the Universe.
For the use of those who share in the quest for Divine Wisdom there follow, recorded in writing, the
most highly esteemed precepts, called 'The Supreme Path, the Rosary of Precious Gems', transmitted to
Gampopa, either directly or indirectly, through that inspired Dynasty of Gurus, out of their love for him.
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The Supreme Path
The Rosary of Precious Gems
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Twenty Eight Categories Of Yogic Precepts
The Ten Causes of Regret:
1.
Having obtained the difficult-to-obtain, free, and endowed human body, it would be a cause of
regret to fritter life away.
2.
Having obtained this pure and difficult-to-obtain, free and endowed human body, it would be a
cause of regret to die an irreligious and worldly man.
3.
This life in the Kali-Yuga (Age of Darkness) being so brief and uncertain, it would be a cause of
regret to spend it in worldly aims and pursuits.
4.
One's own mind being of the nature of the Dharma-Kaya, uncreated, it would be a cause of
regret to let it be swallowed up in the morass of the world's illusions.
5.
The holy guru being the guide on the Path, it would be a cause of regret to be separated from
him before obtaining Enlightenment.
6.
Religious faith and vows being the vessel which conveys one to Emancipation, it would be a
cause of regret were they to be shattered by the force of uncontrolled passions.
7.
The Perfect Wisdom having been found within oneself in virtue of the guru's grace, it would be a
cause of regret to dissipate it amidst the jungle of worldliness.
8.
To sell like so much merchandise the Sublime Doctrine of the Sages would be a cause of regret.
9.
Inasmuch as all beings are our kindly parents, it would be a cause of regret to have aversion for
and thus disown or abandon any of them.
10. The prime of youth being the period of development of the body, speech and mind, it would be
a cause of regret to waste it in vulgar indifference.
These are the Ten Causes of Regret
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The Rosary of Precious Gems
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The Ten Requirements:
1.
Having estimated one's own capabilities, one requires a sure line of action.
2.
To carry out the commands of a religious preceptor, one requires confidence and diligence.
3.
To avoid error in choosing a guru, the disciple requires knowledge of his own faults and virtues.
4.
Keenness of intellect and unwavering faith are required to tune in with the mind of the spiritual
preceptor.
5.
Unceasing watchfulness and mental alertness, graced with humility, are required to keep the
body, speech and mind unsullied by evil.
6.
Spiritual armour and strength of intellect are required for the fulfilment of one's heart's vows.
7.
Habitual freedom from desire and attachment is necessary if one would be free from bondage.
8.
To acquire the Two-Fold Merit, born of right motives, right actions, and the altruistic dedication
of their results, there is need of unceasing effort.
9.
The mind imbued with love and compassion in thought and deed, ought ever to be directed to
the service of all sentient beings.
10. Through hearing, understanding, and wisdom, one should so comprehend the nature of all things
as not to fall into the error of regarding matter and phenomena as real.
These are The Ten Requirements
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