Nechung Choktrul Rinpoche is continuing his commentary on “Words of My Perfect Teacher” (Tibetan: Kun-zang La-may Zhal-lung) by Paltrul Rinpoche.
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Words of My Perfect Teacher

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If you stay undistracted and do not mix your recitation with ordinary speech, to say the hundred syllable mantra one hundred and eight times without interruption will undoubtedly purify all your evil actions and obscurations, and all violations and breaches of vows and samayas. Such is Vajrasattva's promise.

The Tantra of Immaculate Confession says:

The hundred syllable mantra is the quintessence of the mind of all the Sugatas. It purifies all violations, all breaches, all conceptual obscurations.

It is the supreme confession, and to recite it one hundred and eight times without interruption repairs all violations and breaches and will save one from tumbling into the three lower realms.

Part One: common preliminaries

1. Difficulty of Obtaining Leisure and Endowment

2. Transitory Nature of Life

3. Shortcomings of Cyclic Existence

4. Cause & Effect of Karma

5. Benefits of Liberation

6. Following a Spiritual Teacher

Part Two: Uncommon Preliminaries

1. Taking Refuge

2. Arousing Bodhicitta

3. Vajrasattva Meditation and Mantra Recitation

4. Offering the Mandala to Accumulate Merit and Wisdom

5. Kusali Accumulation

6. Guru Yoga