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Dharma Realm Holy and Mundane Water-Land Great Assembly Dharma Wheel Jewel Repentance (法界聖凡水陸大齋法輪寶懺)

About 法界聖凡水陸大齋法輪寶懺

Qing · by 咫觀記

236,276 · about 788 min

The Dharma Wheel Precious Repentance of Water and Land for Holy and Ordinary Beings in the Dharma Realm, compiled by the Qing Dynasty monk Zhi Guan, also known as the Water and Land Precious Repentance, is a vital liturgical text for the Water and Land Dharma Assembly in Chinese Buddhism. Based on the Tiantai teachings and contemplation, this work integrates exoteric and esoteric Buddhist methods, systematically standardizing the procedures, altar arrangements, and repentance contents of the Water and Land ceremony. It encompasses the complete set of rituals, including making offerings to all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas and delivering sentient beings across the six realms. As the core text of the Water and Land Dharma Assembly, it embodies the harmonious and unobstructed practice system of Chinese Buddhism. Since the Ming and Qing dynasties, it has exerted widespread influence and remains an important document for the study of Buddhist liturgy and folk beliefs.


No. 1499-A法輪寶懺緣起
將欲建明幢以持世。提快劍以祛邪。必先知正法淺。深。方能破羣生執著。南北兩藏。行世已久。古今書夾。彼此號殊。今所存明之梵夾藏。其目尚嚴。而不能無謬。明季書本藏。稱名不備。續者濫登。滔滔不絕。直至本朝憲皇帝董而理之。乃收奇黜妄。整頓一新。竊以二百年來 國家英靈之氣。感十方應化。映現其間。扶正醫尩。抉翳破陋。亦有可坿之書若干矣。目錄之學。在釋藏者以知津為近。所陳要義。本自可觀。但記號糾紛。是其所短。諸家入襍。門戶見存。新坿子目。書少而例多。亦不必也。今依其前次。融其殿軍。以作水陸道場檢藏之功能。姑寄懺儀。備諸名相。與下堂列位。十方隨喜。種此善根。金剛不壞。
同治癸亥金水年月日時。雞園執事咫觀記。

例言

CBETA Code: X1499

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