七佛八菩薩所說大陀羅尼神呪經 1.35

1.35

「誦呪三遍，五色縷結作六結，繫兩肩。我今說此陀羅尼句時，三千大千世界其中所有一切眾生，所有罪垢殃惡重病，以我法音聲震三千，散入一切眾生毛孔六情諸根，現在病苦欝蒸毒氣及過去業諸結惱熱，一切消盡令無遺餘。又諸行人厭離三界，欲求出要而不能得，我當為設無量方便，令其所求各得成辦。如其國土有諸隣敵欲來侵陵，我當救之令得脫難。爾時國王應當慚愧，悔過自責歸謝萬民，淨潔洗浴著新淨衣，若高樓上若宮殿中，燒香散花禮十方佛。爾時當三稱我名救脫菩薩『我今歸依。』如是三說。爾時即當誦此陀羅尼三七二十一遍，隨其方面有賊來處，爾時當有八部鬼神，雨沙礫石、放大黑風、雷震霹靂，猶如天崩震動天地，爾時怨賊自然退散。我救脫菩薩拔濟眾生，神力如是。」

"Recite the spell three times, tie five-coloured thread into six knots, and bind it to both shoulders. When I now speak these dhāraṇī phrases, all the sinful defilements, evils, and grave sicknesses of all living beings within the great trichiliocosm will, by my voice of the Dharma shaking the trichiliocosm and dispersing into the pores and six sense faculties of all living beings, be completely eradicated without remainder—including present burning suffering, oppressive vapors, toxic air, and the distress and fever of past karmic fetters. Furthermore, if practitioners loathe and wish to leave the three realms, seeking the way of escape but cannot find it, I will devise immeasurable skillful means for them so that what each of them seeks is accomplished. If their state has neighbouring enemies wishing to invade, I will rescue them, causing them to escape danger. At that time, the king of the state should feel shame, repent of his faults, blame himself, offer apologies to the myriad people, bathe purely, put on fresh, clean clothes, and on a high tower or in a palace, burn incense, scatter flowers, and pay homage to the Buddhas of the ten directions. At that time, he should call my name, Trāṇamukta Bodhisattva, three times: 'I now take refuge.' Speak thus three times. Then, he should immediately recite this dhāraṇī three times seven, twenty-one times. In whatever direction the thieves come from, there will at that time be ghosts and spirits of the eight classes who will rain down gravel and stones, unleash a great black wind, and bring thunder and lightning strikes, shaking heaven and earth as if the sky were collapsing; at that time, the enemy thieves will naturally retreat and scatter. Such is the divine power of myself, Trāṇamukta Bodhisattva, in rescuing living beings."