The inheritance of the supreme Dzogchen teaching Ati Yoga comes from the subtle nature of the original Samantabhadra Tathagata. It is then given to the five Buddhas of the five directions in the ten directions, and then passed on to Vajrasattva, the secret master. From the self-nature wheel of Vajrasattva, light is given and given to Vajrapani, who is passed down to the Thirty-Three Heavenly Emperors. At that time, the emperor Shakti was named Xianhu. He had a son named Qingxi Zang, also known as the Emperor with Victory Mind. He was taught by Vajrapani and spread the great and perfect Dharma in the heavens.
At that time, the four most extraordinary dreams appeared in which the Son of Victorious Mind was not greedy for sensual pleasures: First, he dreamed of the Buddhas of the ten directions appearing in the Six Paths to save sentient beings. These sentient beings surrounded him, and after attaining liberation, they merged into the heart. In the second dream, he dreamed of swallowing the greedy Mahavatar, the foolish Brahma, and the hateful Brahma. In the third dream, I dreamed that I was holding the sun and moon in my hands, shining on the world in all directions. In the fourth dream, I dreamed of five-colored clouds pouring down nectar, and all wisdom sprouted, sprouted and bore fruit. After receiving these four extraordinary dreams, the secret master Vajrapani appeared and granted initiation, making the Dharma attainable and perfect.
Purpose: Guru Padmasambhava learns the essence of Tantric Dharma from the secret lord Rodendewa Sangjang