|gyatsabiowylie=rgya gar nas byon pa'i gter ston badz+ra ma ti zhes pas/_bal yul li shan ti'i gnas nas spyan drangs pa'i rdzogs chen mkha' klong 'od 'phro dang /_de'i las tshogs klu dang sa bdag gi gnyen por gyur pa o rgyan chen po sku mdog mthing ga phag la chibs pa'i sgom bzlas dang /_sman sngags bsdebs nas rims tre tre ho sogs snyigs ma lnga bdo ba'i nad rims rnams srung bcos kyi gdams pa zab mo zhal shes dang bcas pa gdan drangs/_de skabs tshal gung thang pa gzhon nu bsam gtan gyis bal yul du byon pas gter ston dang mjal nas gter chos rnams bod du spyan drangs pa/_bka' babs lung zin ltar bla ma dpal 'byor zhes pa nas brgyud de dar rgyas su gyur na'ang /_deng sang ni drag mthing sgom bzlas kyi lung rgyun tsam las gzhan mi bzhugs so
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|archivistnotes=Kongtrul states that Vajramati was an Indian that revealed treasures in Nepal, while elsewhere he is referred to as the Nepali Terton (bal yul gter ston).
