Subject: Chakrajvala
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The Blazing Wheel of Repelling:
The master Padmākara [said]: In the degenerate age, in Mangyul Gungthang, a pure descendant of the lineage of the divine prince Mutri Tsenpo will arise. In order to guard and protect him from obstruction by Māras, [this] was hidden as treasure at Drag To Che Pungpa (?). If the treasure teachings are not met with and Māra creates obstacles, the happiness of Tibet will come to an end. To guard against that, and to protect from Māra's obstructions both the followers of the fortunate one who will reveal the treasure and the later descendants of the royal line, this sādhana called the Blazing Wheel was hidden in Yönpo Lung of Gyang in Rulak. Seal, seal, seal. Kha tham (sealed).
In the language of India: cakra-jvala-nopika-nāma. In the language of Tibet: The Means of Accomplishment called the Blazing Wheel.
Homage to all buddhas and bodhisattvas!
Thus have I heard at one time. The Bhagavān was dwelling at Vajrāsana, at the time he subdued Māra. The vidyādharas and bodhisattvas asked him: "Bhagavān, there are many enemies and obstructors who create obstacles for us as we practise to attain the vidyādhara [level].
What method should we apply to this?"
The Bhagavān replied: "There is a mantra and means of accomplishment called the Blazing Wheel. Take it! Keep it! Read it! Hold it in mind! Merely by reciting this mantra you will be victorious over all obstructors. You will be victorious over all obstructors and become free of fear. ... [continued]"
I, Orgyen Padmasambhava, place this repelling [rite], Destroyer of Sri-possessors (སྲི), for the sake of the king of Gungthang. May it meet the one fortunate person! Samaya. Seal, seal, seal. The hermit Tulku Zangpo Dragpa brought it forth from the treasure at Yönpo Lung of Gyang in Ralag and gave it to Rigdzin Gödem Truchen ("the one with vulture feathers").
Lineage: Shakyamuni, Padmakara, Mutri Tsenpo, Zangpo Dragpa, Ngodrub Gyaltsen, Kuntang Riwa Sangye, Namkha Chog Zangpo, Tangtong Gyalpo, Jamyang Gyaltsen, Rigdzin Dudjom, Wangpo'i De, Ngag Gi Wangpo, [composed by Wangpo'i De]. Zurchen Lama, Pema Trinle, Terdag Lingpa, [etc., composed by the Fifth Dalai Lama]. Etc.]
HAR Team, 11-2026
