bsod nams
chung ngu chos 'di la//
the tshom
za bar yang mi 'gyur//
the tshom
za bar tsam zhig gis//
srid pa
hrul por byas par 'gyur//
Those with little merit
will not
Even
wonder about these things.
But
merely to entertain doubts
About
samsāra will make it fall apart.
Four Hundred Verses, VIII, 5
bsod nams min par dang por bzlog//
bar du bdag ni bzlog pa dang//
phyi nas lta ba kun bzlog pa//
gang gis shes de mkhas pa yin//
At
first, turn away from non-virtue,
In
the middle, dispel misconceptions of self,
Finally,
go beyond all philosophical views—
One
who understands this is wise indeed.
Four
Hundred Verses, VIII, 15
dngos po
gcig gi lta po gang//
de ni kun
gi lta por bshad//
gcig gi
stong nyid gang yin pa//
de ni kun
gyi stong pa nyid//
Whoever sees the nature
of one thing
Is
said to see the nature of everything.
For
the emptiness of one thing
Is
the emptiness of everything.
Four Hundred Verses, VIII, 16