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:By hearing this, those who remain undistracted<br>Abandon wrongdoings and exhaust many past actions,<br>Allowing one to attain happiness previously unknown,<br>And ensuring that this happiness never declines,<br>Granting the endless happiness of perfect bodhisattvas,<br>And the incomparable, excellent state of buddhahood.
:By hearing this, those who remain undistracted<br>Abandon wrongdoings and exhaust many past actions,<br>Allowing one to attain happiness previously unknown,<br>And ensuring that this happiness never declines,<br>Granting the endless happiness of perfect bodhisattvas,<br>And the incomparable, excellent state of buddhahood.


:Having now found this Dharma, so difficult to obtain,<br>Relax and listen respectfully to these well-spoken words.<br>To listen to the words of the only one who benefits the three realms,<br>May the gods, nāgas, kumbhāṇḍas, smell-eaters, yakṣas,<br>Garudas, demigods, kinaras, ghosts, and so on,<br>Come here joyfully, with eagerness to listen and faith in your hearts.
:Having now found this Dharma, so difficult to obtain,<br>Relax and listen respectfully to these well-spoken words.<br>To listen to the words of the only one who benefits the three realms,<br>May the gods, nāgas, kumbhāṇḍas, smell-eaters, yakṣas,<br>Garuḍas, demigods, kinaras, ghosts, and so on,<br>Come here joyfully, with eagerness to listen and faith in your hearts.


Thus, after reciting this passage from ''The Compendium of Trainings'', recite or read all the chapters from:  
Thus, after reciting this passage from ''The Compendium of Trainings'', recite or read all the chapters from:  

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