ཤོག་བུའི་རྟགས། 6b

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string: ཞིག་གི་ནང་དུ; note: The referent of 'a certain …' is on the preceding page and is not supplied here.; alternatives: [] string: དད་པས[?]; note: The ending after dad pa is not securely distinguished. This tentative reading supports 'with faith'; it must not be treated as a confirmed correction of the OCR.; alternatives: ['དད་པས', 'དད་པད (OCR, possibly erroneous)'] string: ཚ་བོ; note: The word can denote a nephew or grandson; the relationship is not established by this page.; alternatives: ['nephew', 'grandson']

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string: མདུན་དུ[?]་བསྙེགས[?]; note: The letters between 'then let us go' and 'having gone' are crowded. This is a tentative visual reading, not a confidently recovered clause. The precise action and its subject remain unresolved.; alternatives: ['མདུན་དུ་བསྙེགས (tentative)', 'བསྙེབས (OCR suggestion for the verb; unconfirmed)']

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string: བརྒྱལ་འགྲོ་; note: The clause continues at the beginning of L4 with 'experienced something like …'; it does not assert that an actual loss of consciousness occurred.; alternatives: []

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string: བྷ་རི་མ[?]; note: Tentative reading of the name. The consonant stack and syllable divisions require expert confirmation. 'Bhari Ma' is only a provisional transliteration, not an identification.; alternatives: [] string: ཁྱོད[?]; note: Tentative reading 'you'; the OCR gives dang at this position. The address and instruction to remain here are readable.; alternatives: ['ཁྱོད', 'དང (OCR; unconfirmed)'] string: ཞུས་འོང་གིས[?]; note: The request for permission is readable, but the ending before zer is not securely resolved. The translation gives the readable intention without treating the ending as certain.; alternatives: ['གིས (tentative)', 'གས (OCR fragment; unresolved)']

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string: སྤྱན་ཙེ་རེ[?]; note: The expression describes a steady gaze, but the consonant in the adverb is uncertain. The tentative tsa reading is retained rather than silently normalized.; alternatives: ['སྤྱན་ཙེ་རེ', 'སྤྱན་ཅེ་རེ']

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string: བ་སྤུ་གཡོ་བའི་; note: The page ends with a genitive construction. The translation conveys the readable image of body hair stirring but cannot supply the missing governing expression or continuation.; alternatives: []