he Poems by Bhartṛhari/bhartrihari in Andrew Schelling’s *Some Unquenchable Desire” translation of selections from D. D. Kosambi’s critical edition of Bhartṛhari’s Subhāṣitas (epigrams), placed in the order of Kosambi’s edition to ease reference and collation.
If you can unite all of the lamas of the past, present, and future, together, as Padmasambhava, then the blessing will be swift. In these degenerate times, this is the method to remove all obstacles; there is no other method superior to this.
Etymologically, the term “Mantrayana” may be explained as follows. In Sanskrit, “mantra” is a conflation of the elements “manas,” which means “mind,” and “traya,” which means “to protect.”