發四無量心。
- 願諸眾生常住安樂具安樂因
- 願諸眾生遠離苦惱及苦惱因
- 願諸眾生不相捨離無苦安樂
- 願諸眾生悉捨人我冤親平等
南無皈依金剛上師。
- 皈依佛
- 皈依法
- 皈依僧
我今發心不為自求人天福報聲聞緣覺乃至權乘諸位菩薩唯依最上乘發菩提心願與法界眾生一時同得阿耨多羅三藐三菩提心我今大發正覺心誓願皈依三寶修行善功普施平等心願法界眾生皆發菩提心同歸於善道咸得如來無上等正覺是故稱讚諸佛。
- 南無皈依十方盡虛空界一切諸佛
- 南無皈依十方盡虛空界一切尊法
- 南無皈依十方盡虛空界一切神聖僧
Sutra of the Names of All Buddhas, World-Honored Ones, Tathāgatas, Bodhisattvas, Venerable Ones, Divine Monks (諸佛世尊如來菩薩尊者神僧名經)
About 諸佛世尊如來菩薩尊者神僧名經
Ming · by 太宗朱棣制
479,411 · about 1598 min
The Buddhist sutra compiled under the auspices of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di, during the Yongle reign, is also known as the Yongle Imperially Commissioned Sutra of the Names of All Buddhas. This sutra comprises forty volumes, encompassing an extensive collection of sacred names ranging from all Buddhas and World-Honored Ones to bodhisattvas, arhats, and eminent monks. Its compilation aimed to accumulate merit through the recitation and veneration of the names of buddhas and bodhisattvas, praying for the protection of the nation and the welfare of the people. The content primarily consists of classified compilations of the names of buddhas, bodhisattvas, and eminent monks throughout history, accompanied by hymns of praise. As a significant Buddhist text officially published during the Ming Dynasty, this sutra not only reflects the imperial support for Buddhism but also, due to its systematic structure and comprehensive collection of sacred names, has become an essential scripture for liturgical practice and devotion in Chinese Buddhism. It has exerted a profound influence on subsequent Buddhist rituals and the faith in sacred names.