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[The Manuscript concludes with the following seven verses by the lāma or scribe who compiled it, but he -- faithful to the old lāmaic teaching that the human personality should be self-abased and the Scriptures alone exalted before the gaze of the sentient creatures -- has not recorded his name:]
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Through the perfectly pure intention of mine
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In the making of this, through the root of the merits thereof,
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[May] those protectorless sentient beings, Mothers,
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[Be] placed in the State of the Buddha:
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Let the radiant glory of auspiciousness come to illuminate the world;
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Let this Book be auspicious;
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Let virtue and goodness be perfected in every way.
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[Here endeth the Manuscript of the Bardo Thödol.]
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