Daily Prayers, Guru Rinpoche

1st - Mipham Rinpoche's Verses to the 8 Noble, Auspicious Ones (Generally recited 1x at open of session):

2cd - Vajra 7 Line Prayer to Guru Padmasambhava (Recite 3x, visualizing Guru Rinpoche and all the enlightened ones and their retinues in the space in front; if visualization is difficult, then confidently feel their presence in the space in front):
HUNG
OR GYEN YUL GYI NUB JANG TSAM
In the north-west of the land of Orgyen,
PE MA GE SAR DONG PO LA
In the heart of a lotus flower,
YA MTSEN CHOG GI NGÖ DRUP NYÉ
Endowed with the most marvelous attainments,
PE MA JUNG NÉ ZHÉ SU DRAG
You are renowned as the Lotus-born,
KHOR DU KHAN DRO MANG PÖ KOR
Surrounded by many hosts of dakinis.
KHYÉ KYI JÉ SU DAG DRUB KYI
Following in your footsteps I practice.
CHIN GYI LAB CHIR SHEG SU SOL
I pray to you: come to this place and bestow blessings.
GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

(optional: follow the above prayer with a mala of the Vajra Guru mantra, then proceed)
3rd - General short lineage prayers and prayers to root guru (you can just think of Guru Rinpoche until you have a root guru)

(Recite 1x each, continuing to visualize/feel the refuge field in the space in front):
KÜN ZANG DOR SEM GA RAB SHI RI SINGH
Samantabhadra, Vajrasattva, Garab Dorje, Shri Singha,
PE MA KA RA JE BANG NYI SHU NGA
Pemakara, the 25, king and subjects,
SO ZUR NUB NYAG TER TON JA TSA SOG
So, Zur, Nub, Nyag, and the 100 tertons and others,
KA TER LA MA NAM LA SOL WA DEB
The lamas of kama and terma lineages, to you I pray!
OG MIN CHÖ KYI YING KYI PO DRANG NA
In the palace of the Ogmin Dharmadhatu,
DÜ SUM SANG GYE KUN GYI NGO WO NYID
The essence of all the buddhas of the three times,
RANG SEM CHÖ KU NGON SUM TON DZE PA
The one who shows clearly the dharmakaya of my own mind,
TSA WE LA ME ZHAB LA SOL WA DEB
We pray at the feet of the root guru.
PAL DEN TSA WE LA MA RIN PO CHE
Glorious root lama, precious one,
DA GI CHI WOR PE ME DEN ZHUG LA
Dwelling on the lotus seat on the crown of my head,
KA DRIN CHEN PÖ GON NE JE ZUNG TE
Hold me with your great kindness.
KU SUNG TUG KYI NGÖ DRUP TSAL DU SOL
Bestow the accomplishments of body, speech, and mind.
*One might then follow with some version of the Calling the Lama from Afar, then some version of the 4 thoughts that turn the mind to Dharma, then some liturgy for refuge and bodhicitta, then whatever meditation practice one regularly does... May this be of benefit!

http://www.lotsawahouse.org/8_auspicious_ones.html

-Borrowed from the blog, no mud, no lotus