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　　The story of the Perpetually Weeping Bodhisattva is eloquentlyrecorded in this classic narrativeby the famous saint, Taongkhapa（ 1357 - 1419）. In the unique style of poetic prose and provocativeverse, Tsongkhapa brings alive to the reader the life of thearchetypal disciple, Perpetu;llly Weeping. The story of PerpetuallyWeeping （Sadaprart,tita, rtae tu ngu） is first mentioned in therenowned Perfection of Wisdom *ure the Prajnaparamitasutra. Building on this foundation, Tsongkhapa pays f'urtherhomage to Perpetually Weeping, recounting his deeds andilluminating the profound wisdom of his great teacher, SublimeWisdom. Perpetually Weeping's extreme acts of selflessness,his unparalled devotion to his teacher and the teachings of thePerfection of Wisdom, enable him and countless sentient beings to be liberated from the suffering of worldly existence.

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

TIBETAN TEXT

ENGLISH TRANSLATION

ENDNOTES

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《圣常啼传(藏英)》：Tsongkhapa's narrative of The Perpetually Weeping Bodhisattva is a deeplyrofound and beautifully composed poetic work, being a shining jewel in he great treasury of Tibetan literature. This excellent English translationby Pema Gyatso and Geoff Bailey, with extensive footnotes, provides studentswith an eminently readable and comprehensible text and serves as a wonderfulintroduction to the riches of Tibetan literature. This book is certainly worth）, of my sincere praise.Professor Sangda Dorje, Tibetan Language attd Literature Department,Tibet University.With their meticu'ous translation of The PerpetuaUy Weeping Bodhisattva, Pema Gyatso and Geoff Bailey have done it again: rendering a classicTibetan narrative into engaging and readable English, bringing alivean unusual story in a way which is modern yet timeless, profound and at oncestraightforward. We can only hope for more translations from this excellent Anglo-Tibetan team.Dr. Mark Turin, Director, Digital Himalaya Project, University of Cambridge andChief of Translation and Interpretation Unit, United Nations Mission in Nepal.