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Eight Verses · Tibetan Reader
A free, no-sign-up guide to reading the Tibetan script and parsing Langri Tangpa’s Eight Verses of Training the Mind.
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- Beginners studying Tibetan script or the Eight Verses
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- Seven of the eight verses end in ཤོག (shok), presented as wishes rather than descriptions.
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The script track starts with letter families and vowel marks, then explains root letters and silent letters before offering four drills. The grammar track emphasizes Tibetan word order: the homepage says the main verb waits until the final line, which can make a word-by-word reading seem nonsensical in English order. It also gives transliteration and pronunciation so the verses can be followed without reading Tibetan script.
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