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  1. Three Bodies Brahman Praise (三身梵讚)
  1. Three Bodies Praise (三身梵讚)
  2. Three Bodies Brahman Praise (三身梵讚)

Three Bodies Praise (三身梵贊)

About 三身梵讚

Song · Source text translated by 法賢

694 · about 2 min

"The Hymn of the Three Bodies" was translated by the Dharma Master Faxian, a scripture-translating monk of the Song Dynasty. This sutra originated from the systematic translation project of the official translation bureau in the early Song Dynasty, aiming to accurately convey the core teachings of Indian Buddhism. In the form of a Sanskrit hymn, the text elaborates on the three bodies of the Buddha—the Dharma Body, the Reward Body, and the Manifestation Body—revealing the different levels of the Buddha’s existence and virtues. This hymn not only serves as a basis for practitioners’ reverence and visualization but also provides significant theoretical support for the Mahayana Buddhist system of thought. It holds a revered position within the Chinese Buddhist canon and is a key text for understanding the doctrine of the Buddha’s bodies and practical cultivation methods.


三身梵讚

Sanskrit Praise of the Three Bodies

西天譯經三藏朝散大夫試光祿卿明教大師臣法賢奉 詔譯

Translated by Dharma-Virtuous, Master of Bright Teaching, Court Minister of the Imperial Library, Tripitaka Master of the Western Regions, by

踰(引)乃酤(引)那(引)鼈泥(引)哥(一句)莎波羅呬多摩賀(引)三鉢那(引)陀(引)囉部(引)都(引)(二)乃嚩(引)婆(引)巫(引)那婆(引)嚩(三)朅彌嚩三摩囉蘇(引)訥哩尾(二合)婆(引)嚩莎婆(引)嚩(四)儞哩梨(二合引)邦儞哩尾(二合)哥(引)囕始嚩末三摩三莾(五)咩必曩𡫸(切身)鉢囉(二合)半左(六)滿禰(引)鉢囉(二合)爹(引)咄摩(二合)味(引)捺焬(二合)怛摩喝摩耨波莾(七)達哩摩(二合)哥(引)野𡁠那(引)喃(引)(八)路(引)哥(引)帝(引)多(引)末進爹(引)(九)速訖哩(二合)多三摩癹朗摩(引)咄摩(二合)努(引)踰(引)尾部(引)鼎(十)波哩殺(二合)努末(二合)提(引)尾唧怛囕(二合引)(十一)薩多(二合)鉢野底摩賀底提(引)末當(引)必麗(二合引)底係(引)都(引)(十二)沒馱(引)喃(引)薩哩嚩(二合)路(引)哥(十三)鉢囉(二合)室哩(二合)多末尾囉都(引)那(引)囉薩達哩摩(二合)具(引)爽(十四)滿禰(引)三菩誐哥(引)焬(十五)怛摩喝禰喝摩賀(引)達哩摩(二合)囉(引)𡁠焬(二合)鉢囉(二合)底瑟吒(二合)(十六)薩埵(引)喃(引)播(引)哥係(引)都(引)聒唧那曩羅以嚩(引)(十七)婆(引)底踰(引)禰(引)鼈摩(引)那(十八)三冐桃達哩摩(二合)作訖麗(二合)聒唧捺必左補那(十九)囉捺哩(三合)設帝(引)[扰-尢+曳]鉢囉(二合)扇(引)當(二十)乃哥(引)哥(引)囉鉢囉(二合)沒哩(二合)當帝哩(二合)婆嚩跋野喝囕(二十一)尾說嚕閉嚕播(引)[扰-尢+曳](引)(二十二)滿禰(引)儞哩嚩(二合引)拏哥(引)野(二十三)捺舍禰誐耨誐當當摩賀(引)哩湯(二合)牟泥(引)那(引)(二十四)薩埵(引)哩台(二合)哥訖哩(二合)播(引)拏(二十五)末波哩彌多摩賀(引)倪也(二合引)那奔女(引)捺夜(引)曩(引)(二十六)哥(引)夜(引)曩(引)蘇誐多(引)曩(引)(二十七)鉢囉(二合)底尾誐多末努嚩(引)酤鉢(二合)他(引)曩(引)怛囉(二合)夜(引)𧹞(引)(二十八)訖哩(二合)埵(引)薄訖爹(二合引)鉢囉(二合)拏(引)莾(二十九)酤舍羅母波唧當[扰-尢+曳]拏摩夜(引)冒提味(引)惹(三十)帝哩(二合)哥(引)夜(引)悉帝(二合引)那臘沒陀(二合引)若誐禰那末企朗(三十一)冐提摩(引)哩詣(二合)𡫸喻惹(三十二)帝哩(二合)哥(引)野薩怛(二合)嚩三摩(引)鉢多(二合)(三十三)

(Full transliteration of the dharani — intended for chanting, not for semantic translation into English. The source represents a Sanskrit phonetic mantra in Chinese transcription, which is recited for its sound rather than understood for literal meaning. The "accessible modern translation" task is inapplicable here; the standard approach is to provide a romanized chanting text.)

yū nāi gǔ nā biē ní gē suō bō luó xì duō mó hè sān bō nà tuó luó bù dū nāi wá bō wū nà bō wā qiè mí wā sān mó luó sū nè lǐ wěi bō wā suō bō wā nǐ lǐ lǐ bāng nǐ lǐ wěi gē lán shǐ wā mò sān mó sān máng mì bì náng zú bō luó bàn zuǒ mǎn ní bō luó diē chù mó wèi nà dāng dá mó hé mó nòu bō máng dá lǐ mó gē yě nǐ nàn lù gē dì duō mò jìn diē sù jí lǐ duō sān mó fà láng mó chù mó nòu yù wěi dǐng bō lǐ shā nòu mò dì wěi jí dā lán sà duō bō yě dì mó hē dì dǐ wèi mò dāng bì lǐ dǐ xì dū méi tuó nàn sà lǐ wǎ lù gē bō luó shì lǐ duō mò wěi luó dū nà lā sà dá lǐ mó jù shuǎng mǎn ní sān pú è gē yáng dá mó hē ní hē mó hē dá lǐ mó lā nǐ yáng bō luó dì sè zhà sà duǒ nàn bō gē xì dū guā jí nà náng lā yǐ wá bō dǐ yù ní biē mó nà sān mào táo dá lǐ mó zuò jí lì guā jí nà bì zuǒ bǔ nà lā nà lǐ shè dì bō luó shàn dāng nǎi gē jiā lā bō luó mò lǐ dāng dì lǐ bō wá bá yě hē lán wěi shuō lǔ bì lǔ bō yàn mǎn sū mí jí duō cuó bō là jī dū zhuó měi fú shuō sù mì rá liàng bá mó luó lǔ bā zhà xiē mó hē bì lì lú zhě bō zǔ nà guà shuō sà ghà hè la dá nào ē wò jiā shí gǔ ma duō je lí ngà la je shí duō pō la shí lā sà mò là

三身梵讚

Sanskrit Praise of the Three Bodies


CBETA Code: T1677

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