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Comprehensive Guide to Food Offering (施食通覽)

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Song · by 宗曉編

24,952 · about 83 min

The *Comprehensive Guide to Food Offering* compiled by Master Zongxiao of the Southern Song dynasty is an important collection of Buddhist texts concerning the rituals of food offering. This work gathers numerous discourses, rituals, and commentaries from sutras and eminent masters on food offering—particularly the *Yoga Flaming Mouth* ceremony—systematically expounding its origins, methods, and merits. Compiled during the Song dynasty, a period when Buddhist rituals flourished, it aimed to provide practitioners with authoritative references and practical guidance. As one of the core texts of the food offering practice in Chinese Buddhism, it profoundly influenced the standardization and transmission of later rituals and remains a vital source for studying Buddhist compassion and the relief of hungry ghost beings.


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  • 佛說救面然餓鬼陀羅尼神呪經 出大藏羊字函
  • 佛說施甘露水陀羅尼呪
  • 佛說救拔焰口陀羅尼經序 天竺沙門遵式
  • 佛說救拔焰口餓鬼陀羅尼經 出大藏槐字函
  • 佛化曠野鬼神緣 出大藏壹字函
  • 佛化鬼子母緣 出大藏別字函
  • 比丘乞食分施鬼畜 出大藏艸字函
  • 受食呪願偈二章 南嶽思大禪師
  • 觀心食法 天台智者大師
  • 出生圖紀 孤山沙門智圓
  • 施食正名 天竺沙門遵式
  • 施食法 同前
  • 施食文 同前
  • 施食法式 同前
  • 施食觀想 同前
  • 改祭修齋決疑頌同前
  • 施食須知 霅川沙門仁岳
  • 施餓鬼食文 文忠公蘇軾
  • 施食放生文 賢良陳舜俞
  • 崔伯易施食感驗 出夷堅志
  • 士大夫施食文 文惠公史浩
  • 水陸大齋靈跡記 東川推官楊鍔
  • 水陸緣起 長蘆沙門宗蹟
  • 水陸法像贊一十六首 文忠公蘇軾
  • 修水陸葬枯骨疏 同前
  • 初入道場敘建水陸意 出楊鍔水陸儀
  • 宣白召請水陸上下堂 同前
  • 水陸齋儀文後序 同前
  • 斛前召請啟白文
  • 歐陽文忠公宿採石聞鬼聲
  • 佛印禪師加持水陸感驗
  • 誦破地獄偈感驗
  • 誦破地獄呪感驗
  • 附錄
No. 961
施食通覧卷上

Comprehensive Guide to Food Offerings, Volume 1


No. 961-B 施食通覽(并序)
救面然餓鬼陀羅尼神呪經

CBETA Code: X0961

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