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Compassionate Path Repentance Ritual (慈悲道場懺法)


為六道發願第八

Vow for the Six Realms, Chapter 8

(某甲)等以今奉為諸天諸仙龍神八部禮佛功德因緣。願十方盡虛空界。四生六道窮未來際一切眾生。從今日去至于菩提。不復還更抂誤形骸。受諸楚毒不復更造十惡五逆。却入三途承今禮佛功德因緣。各得菩薩摩訶薩。淨身口業。各得菩薩摩訶薩所有諸心大地心。生諸善根。大海心。受持諸佛智慧大法。須彌山心。令一切安住無上菩提摩尼寶心。遠離煩惱金剛心。決定諸法堅固心。眾魔外道不能沮壞。蓮華心一切世法所不能染。淨日心除滅一切愚癡𪾼障。虛空心一切眾生無能量者。又願四生六道一切眾生。從今日去思量識性思量決信解性。棄捐調戲常思法語。所有皆施心無愛惜。心心勇猛不懷怯弱。所修功德悉施一切不還邪道。專心一向。見善如化見惡如夢。捨離生死。速出三界。明了觀察甚深妙法。各得供養一切諸佛。供養眾具皆悉滿足。各得供養一切尊法。供養眾具皆悉滿足。各得供養一切菩薩。供養眾具皆悉滿足。各得供養一切賢聖。供養眾具皆悉滿足。若有後流一切眾生。異(某甲)等今日願界者。皆悉令入大願海中。即得成就功德智慧。以佛神力隨心自在。等與如來俱成正覺(一拜)。

We, [Name], and others, now respectfully offer this worship of the Buddha for the sake of the merits and conditions created by all the devas, immortals, dragon gods, and the eightfold assembly. We vow that all sentient beings throughout the ten directions, filling the realm of empty space, of the four births and six destinies, to the very end of the future—from this day forward until attaining enlightenment—will no longer mistakenly wander, suffering in physical forms and enduring all kinds of torment. May they never again commit the ten evils and five heinous acts, and thus fall back into the three wretched paths. By the merits and conditions of this worship of the Buddha today, may each attain the pure karma of body and speech of the great bodhisattvas. May each attain all the minds of the great bodhisattvas:

The mind like the great earth, which gives rise to all wholesome roots. The mind like the great ocean, which receives and upholds the great Dharma of all the Buddhas' wisdom. The mind like Mount Sumeru, which enables all to abide securely in unsurpassed enlightenment. The mind like the wish-fulfilling jewel, which is far removed from afflictions. The mind like a vajra (diamond), which decisively establishes all dharmas. The mind of firm resolve, which cannot be destroyed or hindered by demons or heretics. The mind like a lotus flower, which remains unstained by any worldly dharmas. The mind like the pure sun, which dispels all ignorance and dark obstructions. The mind like empty space, which no sentient being can measure.

Furthermore, we vow that all sentient beings of the four births and six destinies, from this day forward, will contemplate the nature of consciousness and the nature of decisive faith and understanding. May they abandon frivolity and idle talk, constantly contemplate the Dharma's words, give away all they have without a mind of stinginess or attachment, and with each thought be courageous and brave, harboring no timidity or weakness. May all the merit they cultivate be dedicated to all beings, without turning back to wrong paths. May they concentrate single-mindedly, see goodness as an illusion and evil as a dream, abandon and leave behind birth and death, swiftly exit the three realms, clearly observe the profound and wonderful Dharma, and each attain the ability to make offerings to all Buddhas, with all offering implements fully satisfied. May each attain the ability to make offerings to all noble Dharmas, with all offering implements fully satisfied. May each attain the ability to make offerings to all bodhisattvas, with all offering implements fully satisfied. May each attain the ability to make offerings to all sages and saints, with all offering implements fully satisfied.

If there are any sentient beings in later times whose sphere of aspiration differs from ours, [Name] and others, today, may they all be led into the great ocean of vows, immediately accomplishing merit and wisdom. Through the Buddha's spiritual power, may they attain freedom according to their wishes, equally together with the Tathagatas, accomplishing perfect enlightenment. (One bow)


7 為畜生道禮佛
警念無常

CBETA Code: T1909

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