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Verso inscription handwritten by Dudjom Rinpoche

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A series of inscriptions (byang yig) including verso inscriptions (rgyab byang) and recto inscriptions (zhal byang) from thangka paintings and other works of art:

Recto Inscriptions

Verso Inscriptions

Chokgyur Lingpa's first-hand account of the treasure revelations of The Essential Sacred Dharma in Five Cycles (dam chos snying po skor lnga), The Gradual Path of Wisdom Essence (lam rim ye shes snying po), and The Magical Net of the Three Roots (rtsa gsum sgyu ’phrul drva ba) at Chimé Karmo Taktsang and Sengé Yumtsho in Kham in 1866. The account was inscribed on the back of a thangka depicting the revelation scene.

A short prayer written on the back of an image of Sukhāvatī, the paradise of Amitābha.

Mantras and verses to be inscribed on a set of thangka paintings depicting the twelve deeds (mdzad pa bcu gnyis) of Buddha Śākyamuni.

A four-line prayer composed to consecrate an image of Mañjuśrī.

A four-line aspiration that was apparently inscribed on the back (verso) of a painted image of Buddha Śākyamuni.

This short aspiration was inscribed on the back (verso) of a painted image of Buddha Śākyamuni.

This short inscription is taken from the back (verso) of a painted image of Buddha Śākyamuni turning the Wheel of Dharma.

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