Dharma That Every Buddhist Must Follow was written by Amang Nopu Pamu, the true incarnation of Vajravarahi. All Buddhists must cultivate themselves according to the contents of this book in order to reach liberation from the cycle of reincarnation. As the author herself said, "Although the ancient Holy Ones did not study this book, nevertheless, they attained Buddhahood by following the principles contained therein. Thus, this book is a treasure that can be called the mother of the mother of all Dharma."

Part I of Dharma That Every Buddhist Must Follow introduces the author and her unparalleled accoplishments. Part II consists of a broad range of discourses given by the author. Some of the subjects covered include the following: ten types of superficial practice, seeking enligtenment and worldly affairs, the importance of clearly believing in cause and effect, twenty types of futile practice, how to love one's dearest family members, and how to obtain supernormal powers. This book contains essential information for all practitioners of Buddhism, no matter what their level of realization may be.