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The Dorje Chang Tungma (Short Lineage Prayer)

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The Dorje Chang Tungma (Short Lineage Prayer)



DORJE CHANG CHEN TELO NARO TANG Great Vajradhara, Tilopa, Naropa,


MARPA, MILA CHÖ JE GAMPOPA Marpa, Mila, Lord of Dharma Gampopa,


DÜSUM SHE JA KUN KHEN KARMAPA knower of the Three Times, omniscient Karmapa,


CHE ZHI CHUNG GYE GYU PA DZIN NAM DANG holders of the four great and eight lesser lineages—


DRI TAK TSAL SUM PALDEN DRUKPA SOK Drikung, Taklung, Tsalpa, these three, glorious Drukpa and so on,


ZAB LAM CHAK GYA CHE LA NGA NYE PAY masters of the profound path of Mahamudra,


NYAM MEY DRO GÖN DAKPO KAGYU LA unequalled protectors of beings, the Dakpo Kagyü,


SOL WA DEP SO KAGYU LAMA NAM Kagyu lamas, I supplicate you


GYU PA DZIN NO NAM TAR JIN GYI LŌP Grant your blessing that I follow your example and hold your lineage.



ZHEN LOK GOM GYI KANG PAR SUNG PA ZHIN Detachment is the foot of meditation, as is taught.


ZE NOR KUN LA CHAK ZHEN MEY PA DANG To this meditator who is not attached to food and wealth,


TSE DIR DÖ TAK CHÖ PAY GOM CHEN LA who cuts the ties to this life,


NYE KUR ZHEN PA MEY PAR JIN GYI LŌP Grant your blessing that I have no attachment to honor or gain.


MÖ GÜ GOM GYI GO WOR SUNG PA ZHIN Devotion is the head of meditation, as is taught.


MEN NGAK TER GO JAY PAY LAMA LA The lama opens the gate to the treasury of oral instructions.


GYÜN TU SÖL WA DEP PAY GOM CHEN LA To the meditator who always supplicates you,


CHÖ MIN MÖ GÜ KYE WAR JIN GYI LŌP Grant your blessings that genuine devotion is born within.


MEY GOM GYI NGÖ ZHIR SUNG PA ZHIN Non-distraction is the body of meditation, as is taught.


KANG SHAR TOK PAY NGO WO SO MA DAY Whatever arises is fresh, the nature of realization.


MA CHÖ TE GAR JOK PAY GOM CHEN LA To the meditator who rests simply in naturalness,


GOM JA LO DANG DRAL WAR JIN GYI LŌP grant your blessings that meditation is free from conceptualization.


NAM TOK NGO WO CHÖ KÜR SUNG PA ZHIN The nature of thought is dharmakaya, as is taught.


CHI YANG MA YIN CHIR YANG CHAR WA LA Nothing whatsoever, it arises as everything.


MA GAK RÖL PAR CHAR WAY GOM CHEN LA To the meditator for whom all arises in unceasing play,


KHOR DE YER MEY TOK PAR JIN GYI LŌP grant your blessings that I realize samsara and nirvana undivided.


CHE WA KÜN TU YANG TAK LAMA DANG Through all my births, may I not be separated from the perfect lama,


TREL MEY CHÖ KYI PAL LA LONG CHÖ CHING and always enjoy the splendor of Dharma.


SA TANG LAM GYI YÖN TEN RAP DZOK NE Perfecting the qualities of the paths and stages,


DORJE CHANG KI GO PANG NYUR TOP SHOK may I swiftly attain the state of Vajradhara.



Translated by the Nalanda Translation Committee with revisions by Michele Martin, 2002.