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A list of all pages that have property "Translatorintro" with value "This supplication to the lineages of the early, middle, and later transmissions by Lochen Dharmashrī provides a good source for tracing the lineages. It can be compared to some of the visualization descriptions found in the other texts in this volume. This is not the place to positively identify all these masters in this quite complicated lineage, much less those left out. However, I have made an attempt to simplify in an appended chart of the lineage based on several available sources (see p. 553). The style of this supplication is reminiscent of many of the prayers that use the formula “In the place of ''such and such'', I pray to ''so-and-so''” found in volume 14 of ''The Treasury of Precious Instructions: Chöd''. There are two important aspiration prayers at the end of the lineages: ''Dampa’s Thirty Aspirations'' and ''Kunga’s Thirteen Aspirations''. These same aspirations were also included in Jamgön Kongtrul’s final wrap-up supplication ritual, called ''Essence of Auspicious Renown'', which was originally located at the end of the Pacification volume 13 in the Palpung blocks but was moved to the end of volume 14 on Severance in the Shechen edition, where it makes more sense as the summation of both Pacification and Severance, considered to be a single stream. Kongtrul’s catalog discusses these two Aspirations at the end of the section on Instructions and makes no mention of the last two texts that actually appear in this Shechen edition (Advice to Bodhisattva Kunga and Lotus Clusters). The table of contents for the Kundeling edition places Dampa’s Thirty at the end of this lineage supplication and then conflates ''Kunga’s Thirteen with Advice to Kunga''. But I can sympathize with the editors.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Wylie:Zhi byed bka' babs rnam gsum gyi bla brgyud gsol 'debs gser phreng mar grags pa  + (This supplication to the lineages of the eThis supplication to the lineages of the early, middle, and later transmissions by Lochen Dharmashrī provides a good source for tracing the lineages. It can be compared to some of the visualization descriptions found in the other texts in this volume. This is not the place to positively identify all these masters in this quite complicated lineage, much less those left out. However, I have made an attempt to simplify in an appended chart of the lineage based on several available sources (see p. 553). The style of this supplication is reminiscent of many of the prayers that use the formula “In the place of ''such and such'', I pray to ''so-and-so''” found in volume 14 of ''The Treasury of Precious Instructions: Chöd''.</br></br>There are two important aspiration prayers at the end of the lineages: ''Dampa’s Thirty Aspirations'' and ''Kunga’s Thirteen Aspirations''. These same aspirations were also included in Jamgön Kongtrul’s final wrap-up supplication ritual, called ''Essence of Auspicious Renown'', which was originally located at the end of the Pacification volume 13 in the Palpung blocks but was moved to the end of volume 14 on Severance in the Shechen edition, where it makes more sense as the summation of both Pacification and Severance, considered to be a single stream. Kongtrul’s catalog discusses these two Aspirations at the end of the section on Instructions and makes no mention of the last two texts that actually appear in this Shechen edition (Advice to Bodhisattva Kunga and Lotus Clusters). The table of contents for the Kundeling edition places Dampa’s Thirty at the end of this lineage supplication and then conflates ''Kunga’s Thirteen with Advice to Kunga''. But I can sympathize with the editors.''. But I can sympathize with the editors.)