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    Meal Chant

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    The document contains a meal chant used before and after eating. The before section calls upon various gods and figures of confidence to come to the feast and quell obstacles. It asks the Rigden, god of gods, to come to the offering of the Great Eastern Sun. The after section hopes that through the confidence of the golden sun, the Rigden's wisdom may bloom, dark ignorance be dispelled, and all beings enjoy profound glory. The chant was written by Dorje Dradul of Mukpo.

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    The document contains a meal chant used before and after eating. The before section calls upon various gods and figures of confidence to come to the feast and quell obstacles. It asks the Rigden, god of gods, to come to the offering of the Great Eastern Sun. The after section hopes that through the confidence of the golden sun, the Rigden's wisdom may bloom, dark ignorance be dispelled, and all beings enjoy profound glory. The chant was written by Dorje Dradul of Mukpo.

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    Shambhala Meal Chant

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    The document contains a meal chant used before and after eating. The before section calls upon various gods and figures of confidence to come to the feast and quell obstacles. It asks the Rigden, god of gods, to come to the offering of the Great Eastern Sun. The after section hopes that through the confidence of the golden sun, the Rigden's wisdom may bloom, dark ignorance be dispelled, and all beings enjoy profound glory. The chant was written by Dorje Dradul of Mukpo.

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    Meal Chant

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    The document contains a meal chant used before and after eating. The before section calls upon various gods and figures of confidence to come to the feast and quell obstacles. It asks the Rigden, god of gods, to come to the offering of the Great Eastern Sun. The after section hopes that through the confidence of the golden sun, the Rigden's wisdom may bloom, dark ignorance be dispelled, and all beings enjoy profound glory. The chant was written by Dorje Dradul of Mukpo.

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    Meal Chant

    Before: Lord of the feast, master of the feast, Rigden, god of gods, Host of father gods and mother gods, Victorious over the three worlds, Those who have confidence to rouse windhorse fearlessly, Come to this feast offering of the Great Eastern Sun. Quell outer, inner, and secret obstacles. KI KI SO SO After: By the confidence of the golden sun of the great east, May the lotus garden of the Rigdens wisdom bloom. May the dark ignorance of sentient beings be dispelled. May all being enjoy profound brilliant glory.

    Meal Chant
    Before: Lord of the feast, master of the feast, Rigden, god of gods, Host of father gods and mother gods, Victorious over the three worlds, Those who have confidence to rouse windhorse fearlessly, Come to this feast offering of the Great Eastern Sun. Quell outer, inner, and secret obstacles. KI KI SO SO After: By the confidence of the golden sun of the great east, May the lotus garden of the Rigdens wisdom bloom. May the dark ignorance of sentient beings be dispelled. May all being enjoy profound brilliant glory.

    THESE WERE WRITTEN BY DORJE DRADUL OF MUKPO

    THESE WERE WRITTEN BY DORJE DRADUL OF MUKPO

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