ཤོག་བུའི་རྟགས། 140b

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The opening belongs to a sentence begun on the preceding page; its missing recipient and object have not been reconstructed. གཡང་དཀར is retained as printed and rendered literally as an auspicious/white epithet of the sheep. The final ཕྱག་ joins གི་མཆོད་རྟེན་དེ in L2; the translation intentionally remains unfinished here.

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དྲང་སྲོང་རིག་པའི་རྒྱལ་པོ is translated descriptively; no particular sage or proper-name identification is supplied. The construction ཕྱག་གི་མཆོད་རྟེན is literally ‘the stupa of [the ḍākinī’s] hand’; ‘in her hand’ is a working interpretation. This applies to every repetition.

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The final གསོལ་ continues as བ་འདེབས in L4. The graphic simile མི་རོ (‘human corpse’) is retained literally.

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འགྲིམ[?]: the reading without final ས is preferred; འགྲིམས is a possible alternative. The following words appear to be ཙ་ན, not the OCR hint’s པ་ན. སྲུབས[?]: the compact stack is not securely resolved. Preferred reading སྲུབས, ‘crack/crevice’; alternative སྦུབས, ‘hollow/interior’, would yield ‘without a hollow’. The OCR hint’s སྤྲུབས is not adopted as certain.

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སེང་དཀར་མོ is retained as visible; it has not been silently expanded to སེང་གེ་དཀར་པོ. ཉམ་ང་ at the end of this line belongs with མེད་པའི in L6; it does not assert that the addressee is fearful.

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ཉམས and དྲོད་རྟགས are rendered literally as ‘experiences’ and ‘signs of warmth’; their more specific contemplative interpretation requires expert review. The visible body ends with བཅོ་ལྔའི་ཟླ་བ་. The OCR hint’s trailing ཉ་ and other material are not visibly supported on this page and have not been appended.