金剛經科儀寶卷
唐義淨三藏法師題取經詩
晉宋齊梁唐代間 高僧求法離長安
去人成百歸無十 後者安知前者難
路遠碧天惟冷結 沙河遮日力疲殫
後賢如未諳斯旨 往往將經容易看
Diamond Sutra Liturgy (金剛經科儀)
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Qing · by 建基錄
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The Vajra Sūtra Liturgy is a significant liturgical text chanted in Chinese folk Buddhist ceremonies, used for rituals such as deliverance of the deceased and blessings. The Vajra Sūtra Liturgy (Jianji Lu) was compiled during the Qing dynasty, with an unknown author, and belongs to the category of ritual texts collectively revised by monastic masters across generations. Its content centers on Kumārajīva’s translation of the Diamond Sūtra, integrating verses, mantras, and procedural guidelines to instruct devotees in proper recitation and contemplation. This text reflects the characteristic integration of classical Buddhist teachings into daily practice within Chinese Buddhism and holds profound influence in folk belief, serving as important material for the study of Buddhist ritual and secularization.
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AI translation for reference only — not authoritative, not a statement of final truth. Awakening of the Dharma requires personal practice.