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Bodhisattva Name Sutra (菩薩名經)

About 菩薩名經

Song · by 羅濬集

30,365 · about 101 min

Sutra of Bodhisattva Names Compiled by Luo Jun of the Song Dynasty. This sutra was compiled during the Song Dynasty period of Buddhist textual consolidation and systematization. It primarily brings together in an organized manner the names of various bodhisattvas along with their associated merits and virtues. The core content consists of enumerating the holy names of bodhisattvas, providing a convenient means for practitioners to recite and pay homage, while also elucidating the benefits and merits of invoking these names. Within Buddhist scriptures, this text belongs to the category of bodhisattva‑faith literature, serving to popularize the concept of bodhisattvas and promote devotional practices among the populace. Its significance lies in reinforcing the image of bodhisattvas as saviors of sentient beings, offering devotees a straightforward and accessible method of practice. It stands as an important textual source for the study of Song Dynasty bodhisattva devotion and ritual observance.


(福州長溪縣永樂鄉欽德佛羅濬捨錢菩[薩-產+(辛/工)]名經印施入于大藏仰祝今上皇帝 聖壽無彊府縣官僚同資釋息三咸證菩提 時紹興二十九年歲次己夘正月 謹題)。

(Donated by Fo Luo Jun of Qinde, Yongle Township, Changxi County, Fuzhou, with funds to have this sutra printed and placed in the Great Canon, praying that the Emperor's holy life be endless, that officials throughout the prefecture and county share in the release of blessings, and that all three realms realize enlightenment. Written respectfully in the first month of the year jimao, the twenty-ninth year of the Shaoxing era.)


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CBETA Code: C1665

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