“When you have correctly realized, just as they are, the uncommon essentials of the three principal aspects of such a path—the intention to leave cyclic existence, bodhicitta, and the wisdom realizing emptiness—then, without being attached to hustle and bustle, depend on isolation and, through [knowledge of] impermanence, generate the power of strong effort. Quickly accomplish without delay your final goal!”
Thus the Conqueror Dzong-ka-ba ends his words of advice to Tsako-bon-bo, addressing him fondly as `my son.’
The name attached to this commentary is Mok-jok Tulku.