The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterates into Tibetan language is as follows: 1) The wording surrounding the inside circle is a long mantra or prayer of: "Om Ah Hum, Guru Bei, Ah Ho Sa Sha Ma Ha, Liansheng Siddhi Hum" with each meaning as follows: Om: is the purity of the body, representing white light. Ah: is the purity of speech, representing red light. Hum: is the purity of the mind, representing blue light. (The secret of these three kinds of purity constitutes an unexcelled master) Guru Bei: signifies a guru who is completely pure. Ah: the Heavens, the realm of the good gods. Ho: the Human realm. Sa: Asura, the realm of aggressive gods and ghosts. Sha: Hell, the realm of the suffering spirits. Ma: the Hungry Ghosts, the realm of those with insatiable greed. Ha: the Animal realm. Liansheng: this dharma name signifies Padmakumara. It denotes a direction for those who recite this mantra. In recitation, its sound forms a great light, guiding beings toward Maha Twin Lotus Ponds. Siddhi: the Buddhaland of Padmakumara, i.e. Maha Twin Lotus Ponds. Hum: flourishing, like a flower in full bloom. 2) The symbol in the center of the mark is a Tibetan word - Hum" that represents a seed syllable of the Living Buddha Lian Sheng and illustrates flourishing, like a flower in full bloom.