Prayer of the Three Kayas Inseparable from the Lama
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The following is a prayer from the Nam Cho Daily Practice Book by Palyul Ling International:
Lord Guru, Dharmakaya Buddha, to you I pray.
Grant blessings to cleanse the darkness of ignorance.
To the Sambhogakaya guru, I pray;
Grant blessings that meditative absorption will develop in my mind.
To the compassionate manifestation body of the Guru, I pray;
Grant blessings that experience and realization may arise in my mind.
To the body of the Guru, Gyalwa Gyatso, I pray;
Grant blessings to accomplish the two purposes of teaching self and others.
I pray to the Lama’s body;
Grant blessings that bliss and heat may blaze in my body;
Bestow the siddhi of immortal life.
I pray to the Lama’s speech;
Grant blessings that the power of my speech may increase;
Bestow the siddhi of purity of speech.
I pray to the Lama’s mind;
Grant blessings that realization may arise in my mind.
Bestow the siddhi of the Great Mahamudra;
Bestow upon me all pure qualities and miraculous activities;
Grant blessings to fully receive the four empowerments;